Album Reviews

Superstitious people won’t care for the cover art for Wax Fang’s Mirror, Mirror EP; it’s considered bad luck...

Lux is Michael Jordan doing a layup on an empty court; it’s Tiger Woods playing a par-3 hole;...

There’s a certain lived-in quality that most mainstream country music seems to lack–an excess of polish and shine...

No matter how you feel about Lindstørm’s first LP of 2012, Six Cups of Rebel, it’s hard to...

The fluorescent, acidulous colours radiating out from behind a gender-ambiguous portrait on Free Dimensional‘s cover provide a reasonably telling look...

Earlier this year, James Ferraro released a free mixtape entitled Silica Gel under his Bodyguard moniker. With track titles like...

The muddied end-of-days obsession that was a hallmark of Chelsea Wolfe’s 2010 debut Apokalypsis seems, in forethought, to have been...

Punk rock is inherently reactionary. Musically, its first incarnation was a reaction to the bloatedness of arena rock...

After the mammoth two-hour Bring Me The Head of Kyle Bobby Dunn from earlier this year, one might...

Tamaryn exists somewhere is that diffuse middle ground between My Bloody Valentine and The Cocteau Twins. It’s that...