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Album Review of "Balancing Act" by Vinyl Floor (7/10)
Karmanian RecordsProducer: Emil Isaksson For fans of the B-52’s or the more crooning side of Weezer comes Danish alt-rock group Vinyl Floor. The muddy—and, at ... -
Album Review of "Boycott Heaven" by The Format (7/10)
The Vanity LabelProducer: Brendan O’Brien After achieving acclaim as a pop collaborator and fun. frontman, Nate Ruess had been all-but-solely writing hook-heavy lamentations for his ... -
Album Review of "Dream Life" by Marta Del Grandi (7/10)
Fire RecordsProducers: Marta Del Grandi and Bert Vliegen There’s a magical quality about Italian singer-songwriter Marta Del Grandi’s new album that hits the feels from ... -
Album Review of "Same Drug New High" by Gluecifer (8/10)
SteamhammerProducers: Gluecifer We nearly choked when we read the press release—it’s been 21 years since Norwegian hellraisers Gluecifer released their last album, Where the hell ... -
Album Review of "The Accidental" by Francis Rossi (8/10)
earMUSICProducers: Francis Rossi, Andy Brook Best known as the frontman with British veteran boogie rockers Status Quo, Francis Rossi found a sound that works for ... -
Album Review of "No Lube So Rude" by Peaches (8/10)
Kill Rock StarsProducers: Peaches, The Squirt Deluxe After a decade-long hiatus, the high priestess of electroclash is back with the full-frontal No Lube So Rude. ... -
My Favorite Album: Peter Perrett Reflects on the Velvet Underground
The Velvet Underground The Velvet Underground & Nico (Verve) White Light/White Heat (Verve) Solo artist and Only Ones man Peter Perrett told us about his ... -
Book Store: "What Mattered Most" By Ty Herndon with David Ritz
Ty Herndon is a special kind of country artist, advocating for LGBTQ+ rights at every opportunity because he knows that human rights aren’t political. This, ... -
Book Store: "Willie Nelson: All the Albums" By Geoffrey Himes
On one hand, this book feels like it’s one for the Willie Nelson completists, as author Himes leads us through the living legend of country’s ... -
Book Store: "All Roads Lead to Punk" By Genny Schorr
A lot of pleasure can be had by diving into a scene and, once you’ve familiarized yourself with the main players, going back and digging ...
