Dr. Dog – Be the Void
While it still might not take them to the big time, it’s a fun album and one that fans of the band will surely appreciate.
Read MoreWhile it still might not take them to the big time, it’s a fun album and one that fans of the band will surely appreciate.
Read MoreThe Draft Dodger is a very quick nine song, 20-minute affair that, while not horrendous, is a little too muddled to be wholeheartedly recommended.
Read MoreHow do you describe something like Doolittle? It can’t really be done.
Read MoreThe album refuses to confine itself to traditional structure and instead opts to make expansive, freeing soundscapes that grow and breathe.
Read MoreThe Gertrudes are here with their third full album Till the Morning Shows Her Face to Me, where the band ends up mixing in some really weird, crazy stuff with standard acoustic folk.
Read MoreOn their sophomore release, the band mixes together elements of indie, folk, rock and Americana in a way that is technically sound, but unfortunately almost entirely forgettable.
Read MoreIf Snow Patrol could figure out how to better play up their strengths, they would become a force to be reckoned with, but on this album, they just end of fumbling around.
Read MoreDespite this being their first album, the band sounds like they’ve been together forever.
Read MoreFans of earlier Atlas Sound recordings will find a lot to like on this album, even if most of it sounds pretty familiar.
Read MoreThose looking for deep and meaningful storytelling are not going to be disappointed by Bad As Me.
Read MoreDeep down, Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin is a cute, harmless indie pop band, and Tape Club is an excellent reflection of what they’re about.
Read MoreMelodically simple, but lyrically dense, catchy, but heartbreaking and genuine, The Year of Hibernation marks Youth Lagoon as one of the best new acts in recent memory.
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