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Album Review: Angus & Julia Stone - Self Titled
It’s never been about being the catchiest. For this Australian duo the songwriting has always focused on subtlety and tonality. On this, their third full-length, ... -
Album Review: Darkest Hour - Darkest Hour
While most thrash outfits don’t survive seven full-length releases, Darkest Hour have done it in stride. But with aging members comes an evolution through new ... -
Album Review: Andy Grammer - Magazines Or Novels
Singer/songwriter Andy Grammer follows his successful 2011 debut with a batch of playful ly rolling, foot-stompingly infectious anthems, including “Back Home,” where he celebrates his roots with ... -
Album Review: Nightmare and the Cat - Simple
Nightmare and the Cat’s debut full-length Simple is a delicious romp through an indie- rock wonderland. Intertwined with the slight taste of pop catchiness is a hint ... -
Album Review: Jeb Lipson - Patina
Americana artist Jeb Lipson’s organic rock-tinged songs are laced with harmonies and tasty guitar fills that remind us of Tom Petty, especially on “She Changed ... -
Album Review: The Empty Hearts - Self-Titled
Sort of an ‘80s garage band supergroup, the Empty Hearts are veterans of the Cars, Blondie, the Romantics and Chesterfield Kings. The ... -
Album Review: Islander - Violence & Destruction
Score: 7 out of 10 Making both Alternative Press’ “100 Bands You Need to Know” and Revolver’s “Most Anticipated Albums of the Year,” the bar ... -
Album Review: Sia - 1000 Forms of Fear
Sia 1000 Forms of Fear RCA/Monkey Puzzle Records Producer: Greg Kurstin With so many great song credits under her belt, it’s no surprise Sia’s sixth ... -
Album Review: Sia - "1000 Forms of Fear"
With so many great song credits under her belt, it’s no surprise Sia’s sixth studio album is chock-full of future hits. From its start with ... -
Album Review: Parquet Courts - Sunbathing Animal
Like many young bands, these Denton, TX boys have long since bit the Brooklyn bug and look what they have to show for it. This marks ...
