BABY BABY- “Kidz”
New video for “Kidz,” which is off Baby Baby’s new album, Money. The LP is out now via the Gospel of Rhythm.
View ArticleDownload Vacation’s Do Shit Disc
Download: Vacation- The Do Shit Disc Vacation is a lively new garage punk band from Cincinnati, Ohio. Their first CD release, entitled The Do Shit Disc, was also released on cassette as The Do Shit...
View ArticleEvans The Death- “Telling Lies”
A tight, little pop rock tune from the forthcoming self-titled Evans The Death album. It’ll be out via Slumberland on March 6th. While this track is about not telling the truth, the great vocals and...
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Royal Headache- “Girls” (Loved)
MP3 Royal Headache is an Australian rock outfit with a self-titled album made of the stuff that makes guitarists smash their six strings into into splinters–even if they’re playing to a generous...
View ArticleJapandroids- Celebration Rock
On the band’s sophomore LP, Japandroids do a great job of eliciting very righteous, life-defining emotions, but don’t really surround them with anything that’s terribly engaging, musically. WATCH THE...
View ArticleTitle Fight- Floral Green
On Title Fight’s latest album, there’s no doubt the band has matured with its mix of pop punk, post-hardcore, and emo as well. However, they don’t exactly have the most definitive take on these genres....
View ArticleAFI – Burials
AFI’s Burials is the latest in a long string of uninteresting records from this California band. While I’m not a big fan of the group’s early stuff, at least LPs like Sing The Sorrow had a modicum of...
View ArticleAgainst Me! – Transgender Dysphoria Blues
While Against Me! might have a renewed sense of purpose in its focus on transgender topics, the band’s instrumentation hasn’t been exciting since As The Eternal Cowboy.
View ArticleCloud Nothings – Here And Nowhere Else ft. Sami Jarroush
I collaborate with the RIO!B’s Sami Jarroush on this review of the latest Cloud Nothings album.
View ArticleJoyce Manor – Never Hungover Again
Joyce Manor drops what I think is their most melodic and accessible album yet.
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