They say great things take time, and that surely applies to the growing progression of many musicians we know and love. For alt pop op songstress Lana De Rey, her career has seen many significant … Read More about Album Review: Lana Del Rey – Chemtrails Over The Country Club
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Feature: A Few Personal Musings on a Year Without Shows
To say that the last twelve or so months have been devoid of live music isn’t entirely accurate. For one, there are countries - take New Zealand, for instance - that did a much more thorough and rapid … Read More about Feature: A Few Personal Musings on a Year Without Shows
Album Review: Adult Mom – Driver
Self-discovery is a popular topic within music, most notably reflected in the singer-songwriter and indie rock realm. For indie rock outfit Adult Mom, their knack for deeply personal and bracingly … Read More about Album Review: Adult Mom – Driver
The Mise(ry)-en-Scene: Pennywise – Full Circle
Welcome back to The Mise(ry)-en-Scene, where I’m taking a look at the history of the emo subculture and the Warped Tour scene by discussing a significant album from each year, beginning in 1994 with … Read More about The Mise(ry)-en-Scene: Pennywise – Full Circle
Spin Cycle: Singles Currently in Rotation
As the weather starts to heat up, naturally, so do our playlists - and amid the many new and exciting releases that have hit our ears these past few months, it’s been quite the feat keeping up! To … Read More about Spin Cycle: Singles Currently in Rotation
Album Review: Mikey Ferrari – SPACEBOY
Making music and being an astronaut seem like two completely different professions; however, in some ways, they’re much more alike than one would imagine. Both involve charting out new and unexplored … Read More about Album Review: Mikey Ferrari – SPACEBOY
The Mise(ry)-en-Scene: Weezer – Pinkerton
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