Review: Run On Sentence – Feelings

Review: Run On Sentence – Feelings
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Run On Sentence = Drive-By Truckers + Bright Eyes + Lynyrd Skynyrd … read more

Review: Ratos de Porão – Século Sinistro

Review: Ratos de Porão – Século Sinistro
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Ratos de Porão = Heresy + World Burns to Death / Appalachian Terror Unit … read more

Review: Reigning Sound – Shattered

Review: Reigning Sound – Shattered
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Reigning Sound= Bob Dylan + The New Pornographers – Neko Case … read more

Review: Saffronkeira + Mario Massa – Cause and Effect

Review: Saffronkeira + Mario Massa – Cause and Effect
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Caria and Massa have succeeded in creating a sequence of tracks that functions as a single volume, each supporting the other. “Umorale” is recommended for an idea of Cause and Effect’s general sound: intertwining melodies and drifting percussion traveling beside fluctuating drones and static elements. … read more

Review: Rawhide – Murder One

Review: Rawhide – Murder One
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This is raucous death-flected RnR monster, which clutches at its NWOBHM and D-Beat influences with equal aplomb. The band’s a semi-mystery, with precious little information available online.  … read more

Review: Quilt – Held in Splendor

Review: Quilt – Held in Splendor
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Quilt is the epitome of psychedelic rock. Shane Butler, Anna Rochinski and Taylor McVay keep it simple with the basics: evocative vocals, drums and a variety of string instruments (acoustic and electric guitar and banjo).  … read more

Review: Rabbits – SOS

Review: Rabbits – SOS
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Droney and distorted, the Portland trio RABBITS know how to hastily slap an album together. Live renditions, unreleased songs and other shit characterize the album. … read more

Review: Rllrbll – 4 Corners

Review: Rllrbll – 4 Corners
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Because of the risks taken throughout, there isn’t much cohesion to these 10 tracks, though “Hebrew, I Hate You,” a minimal, gothic, dub-styled tune, is where the approach pays off. If you’re up for a weird listen, here’s one for you. … read more

Review: Rock n’ Roll Monkey & the Robots – Rocket Trash/ Strings & Traps LP

Review: Rock n’ Roll Monkey & the Robots – Rocket...
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Seemingly covering the basic aspects of rock n’ roll, this double EP, 45-RPM LP is a combination of pop and folk wrapped with surf rock, dashed with some punky attitude and concluded with Mersey-sound rock n’ roll. … read more