Review by Calder 8/10 A Cold Night Drive in a Small City/10 I had my concerns going into Useless Coordinates. I have been following Drahla since I stumbled upon “Fictional Decision” on Bandcamp and...
Review by Davis Kuhn 7/10 Originally released on Urinal Cake Records, Protomartyr’s 2012 debut album, No Passion All Technique, was reissued earlier this month on Domino Records. The Motor City post-punk quartet delivers an...
Interview by Matthew Lawhead On September 11th, Melbourne band Deaf Wish performed at Babyland with the Gotobeds and TRVSS. Afterwards, they were kind enough to step aside for an interview. We spoke with guitarist...
Review by Calder Buisch Sleeping Witch & Saturn have done it: they’ve put some recorded music out into the world. They’re one of my favorite local bands and this new EP exhibits what there...
By Calder Buisch Score: 8.5/10 RIYL: Delta 5, Priests, Uranium Club, Suburban Lawns, Wire, Coneheads, Shopping Mating Surfaces is the sophomore LP from Portland Post-Punk project Lithics. Following up their 2016 debut, Lithics delivers...
Review by John Wright Score: 8/10 Spare a thought for the modern British band. The tides of pop music in the 20th century saw a whole run of bands from all over jolly...
1. Kelela Raven (Warp)
2. Fireworks Higher Lonely Power (Run For Cover)
3. Nosaj Thing Continua (LuckyMe)
4. Daisy the Great All You Need Is Time (S-Curve)
5. Her Head's On Fire College Rock & Clove Cigarettes (Iodine)
6. Little Simz NO THANK YOU (Forever Living Originals/AWAL)
7. Paul Spring Thunderhead (Self-Released)
8. Jessica Winter Limerence [EP] (Lucky Number)
9. Deerhoof Miracle-Level (Joyful Noise)
10. Emelia Austin From Another Sky (Anxiety Blanket)
