“Holy Hell” by Architects – Review
By Alex Cohen Music is one of the most effective and organic means of processing grief. In August of 2016, the music world mourned as Architects guitarist and songwriter Tom Searle succumbed to cancer....
Category: CD Reviews
“Gravity and Time” by The Black Black – Review
By Matthew Lawhead The Brooklyn industrial-tinged rock band The Black Black has existed with various lineups since 2012, but they have a tightness you would expect from a group that had maintained a consistent...
“Constant Mistake” by Elbow Room – Review
Reviewed by Meghan Zonno Cleveland, Ohio has been, for a few years now, one of my favorite places to go for smaller concerts. Almost every time I attend a show there, I hear a...
“Boygenius” by Boygenius
By Dylan Falk I didn’t listen to Julien Baker this summer. A simple phrase, yet to me a powerful one. For me, the end of the spring was marred by an ending of a...
“Soulmates… Unfortunately For You” by Alexander Paul – Review
By Stevie Priller Anyone who knows me, knows I’m a sucker for music from New Jersey. Alexander Paul’s newest EP, “Soulmates… Unfortunately For You,” is no exception. Having been written, recorded, mixed, and mastered...
“Endless Scroll” by BODEGA – Review
By John Wright It’s always nice when trends come back around on the endlessly spinning wheel of fortune that is our culture. In any case, it now seems to be the turn of a...
“Soy Pablo” by Boy Pablo – Review
Reviewed by Daniel Tobin Soy Pablo is the second EP from the Norwegian indie band Boy Pablo. I was introduced to this band when I was invited to their concert in Boston last summer....
“Holy Hell” by Architects – Review
Reviewed by Alex Cohen Music is one of the most effective and organic means of processing grief. In August of 2016, the music world mourned as Architects guitarist and songwriter Tom Searle succumbed to...
“Ten Years Today” by Ten Years Today – Review
By Matthew Lawhead On a debut album, bands often try to take one of two approaches: excel at one thing or show a variety of capabilities. It makes sense, as debuts aim to make...
“Phantastic Ferniture” by Phantastic Ferniture – Review
By Dylan Falk When I heard about Australian band Phantastic Ferniture, I didn’t know what I expected from a name that goofy, but the catchy garage-pop tunes found on this self-titled debut album are...
