Today, our panel of experts, which includes Ascetist, MathRawk and Megan C. (who also happened to be the newest member of IHRTN team!), weighs in on the third full-length from …
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This joyfully messy and chaotic album by Vancouver’s Boogie Monster proudly wears its influences on its sleeve. At times, it’s a shameless and unimaginative pillage of the monster riffs and …
It’s pretty easy to spot Manorlady’s influences on their debut. The Pixies, Cocteau Twins, M83, My Bloody Valentine, and a bit of the Smiths all figure prominently in the songwriting, …
Jarman’s instrumental 4-song EP starts off with a bang. ‘Kubrick in September,’ the first track, has plenty of ingredients for sonic awesomeness; dirty, menacing keyboards, crashing drums, and Swervedriver-y guitar …
Catchy, exuberant, and pleasantly lo-fi, Girlfriends serve up two delightful pop confections that are equal parts The Byrds, Thee Oh Sees, and Pavement. The first song, ‘Cave Kids,’ is nicely …