Year: 2014
Review: Tomorrows Tulips – When
Tomorrows Tulips = The Velvet Underground / Nirvana … read more
Review: Tori Amos – Unrepentant Geraldines
Tori Amos = Rufus Wainwright + ‘70s-era Elton John … read more
Review: Tim Barry – Raising Hell & Living Cheap: Live...
Tim Barry = Frank Turner + Chuck Ragan + Steve Earle … read more
Review: Thurston Moore – The Best Day
Thurston Moore = Sonic Youth – the rest of the band + Free Kitten / Chelsea Light Moving … read more
Review: Trigger – Start Our Revenge
Trigger = Magrudergrind + Man is the Bastard + Napalm Death … read more
Review: The Wonder Revolution – Wow
The Wonder Revolution = múm + Seabear … read more
Review: The Wytches – Annabel Dream Reader
The Wytches = The Smashing Pumpkins + The Black Angels + Silversun Pickups … read more
Review: Trenchrot – Necronomic Warfare
The Philly crew attempts to take on OSDM, which is fine when there are oh so many bands playing the old-school death metal style. The problem with Trenchrot is, for the main part, redundancy—and they present nothing very interesting or mentally appealing. … read more
Review: Toughskins – Keep The Faith
Toughskins have been around since the ’90s and they’re a great example of an old-fashioned, boots and braces, Oi! punk group. Comparing this album to their older stuff, it holds up well. If you’re looking for something to drive fast to or chug beer to, this is your album. … read more
Review: Thee Oh Sees – Singles Collection Vol. 3
This collection of singles is a treat for any John Dwyer fan, featuring alternate and live versions of a handful of songs featured on previous albums. Due to the disjointed nature of a collection of singles, it might not be the best introduction album for new listeners, but Thee Oh Sees have yet to release anything bad and this is no exception. … read more