Maylene and the Sons of Disaster – IV
Maylene proves that consistency is important, and in this instance, it’s being consistently abhorrent.
Read MoreMaylene proves that consistency is important, and in this instance, it’s being consistently abhorrent.
Read MoreLa Dispute stepped up its game and is now challenging fans to take that step along with them.
Read MoreWith two full-lengths and a stellar EP added to its discography, Polar Bear Club returns with Clash Battle Guilt Pride.
Read MoreHis latest release sees Murs team up with Ski Beatz to create an album that exemplifies the strongest traits of both artists.
Read MoreThe Wonder Years is a great reminder of how well classic hip-hop techniques have stood the test of time, but what is lacking is the sense of adventure.
Read MoreWhat The Hunter lacks in concept, it makes up for with pummeling riffs courtesy of guitarists Brent Hinds and Bill Kelliher.
Read MoreAs the albums bobs and weaves through styles and techniques, it sees Astronautalis craft some of his strongest tracks to date.
Read MoreThe songs that make up Covering Ground prove to be vastly better than that of Gold Country.
Read MoreSubsequent volumes in this series have a lot to live up to, but given this EP’s strengths, there is little doubt that Circle Takes The Square is going anywhere but up.
Read More“There Will Be Blood” uses so much of Greenwood’s compositions that the two become interlocking pieces of the puzzle.
Read MoreCloser to Closed will certainly alienate fans who hoped the band would somehow rewrite “Capricorn,” but it feels like the place Braid would have ended up, had they stuck around for another decade.
Read MoreTaking away the album’s hype, all that is left is a spotty mixtape from two artists that could do so much better.
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