Review: Lord of Overstock – The Early Sleep
This record is an excerise for me. I have a tendency with music to guess what is going to happen next, because I’m a musician and it pleases my brain. …
Review: Rootless – Live at Rhizome
The three-track preview Rootless has released for people to hear and pre-order their upcoming album Live at Rhizome lives up to the genre descriptions on their website. I don’t know …
Review: Embryoroom – Network of Death / Electronic Death Music I / II
I’m going to take a leap and call Network of death one of the most interesting electronic albums I’ve listened in a long time. This is a genre of which …
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Review: The Modern Folk – Modern Folk X
Before I even listened to Modern Folk X for the first time, I’m immediately taken with the band name. Superficial, sure, but a good name for your band/project/etc. is key …
Review: Brook Pridemore – Metal Is My Only Friend
Hope seems to have become a byline buried deep beneath the earth. Hope is page ten stuff. Doesn’t sell. Do not inquire. Don’t ask. Get lost. People want the Colosseum. …
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Review: Houdini Mansions – House of Cake
The House of Cake is in effect, y’all! Houdini Mansions’ first plunge as a label is a sprawling, 15 track effort featuring 24 artists cobbled together into a package that …
Review: Coffin Salesman – Nicrophorus Americanus
Dusty suits and half a deck of cards are all you really need, as long as it’s the good half. Take these tools and step on into the first physical …
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Review: Cherubs – Short of Popular
You hear that? The sounds like angels taking LSD and operating a demolition site? Sounds like Heaven to me. It also sounds like the new remaster of the 1996 compilation …
Review: Stern – Missive: Sister Ships
This is an extremely interesting and challenging release. It absolutely requires and warrants repeated listens to fully digest the weight of the sound and the atmosphere created within. The first …
Review: Arabrot – Who Do You Love
Just when you thought it was safe to leave the 70’s! Here comes Arabrot with their new album Who Do You Love. The Grammy winning Norwegian band that lives in …