Issues: Exclusive
Local Review: Moray – Temporal Majesty
Moray = Panopticon + Liturgy + Deafheaven … read more
Review: Chthonic – Battlefields of Asura
Chthonic = Anthelion + Cradle of Filth … read more
Review: Yoko Ono – Yes, I’m a Witch Too
Yoko Ono, the frontier pushing, primal screaming, infinitely supreme goddess has given us an album thats worth boldly slipping into our party playlists, discussing relentlessly with near and distant relations, and passing out to basically anyone with at least on hand and two ears. … read more
Review: Yuck – Stranger Things
Stranger Things does maintain the tangy sweetness in both slower, lighter songs and the harder, grungier ones that have always been present in Yuck’s music. … read more
Review: Xiu Xiu – FORGET
Xiu Xiu = Raime + New Order + Author & Punisher … read more
Review: Wolf Eyes – Undertow
Wolf Eyes = Peter Brötzmann + Ashtray Navigations + Matana Roberts … read more
Review: Wolf Alice – Visions of a Life
Wolf Alice = Siouxsie and the Banshees + Karen O … read more
Review: Xiu Xiu – Girl with Basket of Fruit
Xiu Xiu = Parenthetical Girls + Chino Amobi + Author & Punisher … read more
Local Reviews: CastleAxe – Castlemaster
Hark! CastleAxe (formerly Speitre) hath returned with their brand of classic heavy metal, melded with bludgeoning blows of thrash. As the hilt supports the blade, so does Grög’s rhythm guitar with Hölger’s steel-soldered leads in euphonious synchrony … read more
Review: Wild Nothing – Life of Pause
Wild Nothing Life of Pause Captured Tracks Street: 02.19 Wild Nothing = Toro y Moi + Beach House There is already a hype around Life of Pause with each pre-released track that comes out, especially for “TV Queen,” which features a very nostalgic synth sound that brings The Smiths, David Bowie and Washed Out to mind