February 26, 2023
The Church – Hypnogogue (Album Review)
One the pioneers of Ethereal/Psychedelic-tinged New Wave / Jangle Pop music genres, The Church are back with their 26th overall full-length studio album. Yes, that is right the 26th...
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June 26, 2022
The Boo Radleys – Keep On with Falling (Album Review)
The 1990s phase of Britpop was populated by bands whose music was either mostly simple, straightforward, but with a cool swagger. You had Oasis, Elastica, and Menswear, or arty, glossy, and textured bands like The Divine Comedy, My Life Story, as well as The Boo...
September 4, 2020
All Them Witches – Nothing as the Ideal (Album Review)
The genre-bending All Them Witches are set to release Nothing as the Ideal through New West Records on Friday, September 4, 2020. A trio out formed in 2012 in Nashville, Tennessee, the band wasted little time putting their name out, releasing their debut Our Mother...
February 14, 2020
Tame Impala – The Slow Rush (Album Review)
One of the more interesting acts to emerge in the 2010s Indie Rock scene is the psychedelic music project Tame Impala. Although not actually a band, but rather an individual artist, conceived in Perth, Australia, back in 2007 by the Multi-instrumentalist Kevin Parker, Tame Impala...
January 17, 2020
Of Montreal – UR FUN (Album Review)
The outfit formed by Kevin Barnes (singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist) in 1996, in Athens, Georgia, United States, Of Montreal has long proven to be among the more prolific of Alternative Rock. Currently consisting of Barnes and Clayton Richlik (drums, keyboards, guitar, bass), Jojo Glidewell (keyboards), Davey Pearce...
October 4, 2018
Interview – Steve Kilbey of The Church
Music is a force that engulfs the senses, often allowing us a chance to let go of any unnecessary worries and stress. A form of release and self-expression for those who create it, there is no denying the infinite power of it. Allowing themselves to...
May 28, 2018
Mazzy Star – Still (EP Review)
A perfectly preserved time capsule balances on the tongues of gen-Xers; watching a concert through the screen of the smartphone in front of them, they sing along to the “play” button on a laptop. The obligatory nostalgia lies invisible and patient, waiting for the moment...
May 21, 2018
Graveyard – Peace (Album Review)
Two years on the heels of their seemingly permanent breakup, Swedish Rock-n-Roll outfit Graveyard are back with an anticipated new album, Peace. An interesting journey, the band formed in 2006 from the ashes of Albatross, which in turn had formed from the earlier collapse of...
