The Samuel Jackson Five – The Samuel Jackson Five
While roughly half of the tunes are on par with the quality fans have come to expect from SJ5, the addition of vocals distort their identity.
Read MoreWhile roughly half of the tunes are on par with the quality fans have come to expect from SJ5, the addition of vocals distort their identity.
Read MoreWhile none of the tracks have as memorable of a hook as “Healer” or as satisfying of a climax point as “Across the Shields” from Meanderthal, fans should be more than satisfied with another batch of solid songs with a very well-defined sound.
Read MoreThe depth isn’t as important as the vibe, but it works surprisingly well on Plateau Vision.
Read MoreDrawing influence ranging from The Soft Boys to Wings, Dinosaur Feathers have practically overhauled their sound.
Read MoreOn Koloss, the Swedish quintet doesn’t have anything to prove, and delivers 10 brutal tracks that will knock the listener on the floor and put their minions in their place.
Read MoreTaking three years on a record, the longest span for the Vota, points toward a more careful craft. Does it show? Not exactly
Read MoreBird seeks to do fans one better with his latest, Break It Yourself, taking from a larger pallet and bumping up the production value even more.
Read MoreAlbums like this are the exact reason the term “concept album” still makes some music fans cringe.
Read MoreWhere their debut was more of a full-forced rocker, Sweet Sour boasts a wider array of tunes.
Read MoreWith No One Can Ever Know, the band circumvents expectation and the result will be a reinvigorating listen for fans.
Read MoreSix Cups of Rebel is a simply jubilant album.
Read MoreKayo Dot’s continued efforts to limit their audience prove effective on their fifth album, Gamma Knife.
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