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23 Oct New Politics – Lost In Translation (Album Review)
Transition and evolution is what Alternative Rock trio New Politics are all about. Less than the obvious meaning, their fourth studio album, Lost In Translation, is the next step in the band’s attempt at reinvention. Coming 2 years following 2015’s Vikings, and 4 years after the mega...
18 Jul Chevelle Sellout Irving Plaza, NYC 7-11-17 w/ Black Map & Dinosaur Pile-Up
Since coming together over twenty years ago, it has been hard to find an American Hard Rock band as consistent as Chevelle. Coming from the Chicago, Illinois area, Chevelle has steadily topped Rock charts since their 2002 sophomore album, Wonder What’s Next, and in 2016 they did...
14 Apr The Relationship – Clara Obscura (Album Review)
Finally, The Relationship has come out of its shell with its own feathers. On their debut album, 2010’s self-titled release, the American band’s sound was still glazed generously with the inescapable genes of bandleader Brian Bell’s primary band, the mighty Weezer. However, Guitarist/Vocalist Bell’s offshoot moniker...
17 Feb The Orwells – Terrible Human Beings (Album Review)
The Orwells are all about the finality of teenage laddishness and the short-lived era of living without (many) consequences. That said, their sound is narcissistic yet self-deprecating, shameless yet curious. Having first grown into their Alt-Rock niche on their 2014 album Disgraceland, the Chicago five-piece of infectious...
06 Feb Andrew McMahon In The Wilderness – Zombies On Broadway (Album Review)
Kurt Cobain actually swung from a chandelier, though Sia only sings about it. On his latest album, Zombies On Broadway, Andrew McMahon is swinging from a fire escape. Take that, Kurt and Sia! Although, truthfully, McMahon has always been a bit of a musical acrobat,...
23 Dec Nada Surf – Peaceful Ghosts (Album Review)
New York’s Nada Surf have nearly twenty-five years under their musical belts: performing, touring, recording, and rocking. Perhaps some remember them from the 1990s when they were “Popular?” Formed in 1992, the band was started by Matthew Caws (guitar, vocals) and Daniel Lorca (bass, backing vocals)...
24 Aug Lindsey Stirling – Brave Enough (Album Review)
It is hard to classify the multi-talented violinist, vocalist, performer, composer, and sweetheart Lindsey Stirling. She has wowed fans across the globe since kicking off her career by herself after launching her own YouTube channel. Now, almost ten years later, her third studio album, Brave...
15 Aug Blink-182 – California (Album Review)
Within the scene, there is just one attribute that continues to mend broken hearts, give life to a party, and form bonds that just might turn into something big one day. Of course, that “one thing in common” is music. Just outside of San Diego,...
30 Jun Tegan And Sara – Love You To Death (Album Review)
Emerging out of thin air and taking the world by storm; artists like these are the most powerful and surely more gravitating than most. With nothing but ambition and pure passion, Canada brought some of the most beloved talent that is known in the Pop...
