REVIEW: Cursive – “I Am Gemini”
For his solo debut in 2010, Cursive’s unchained lyrical grenadier Tim Kasher released The Game of Monogamy, a manifesto about middle…
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REVIEW: Sleigh Bells – “Reign Of Terror”
On Treats, the eclectic duo of Alexis Krauss and Derek Miller created a type of electricity you weren’t able to find in any other form of music…
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REVIEW: Islands – “A Sleep & A Forgetting”
After speeding through the past few years with an appetite for shoegaze electronic rock, A Sleep & A Forgetting finds Islands taking shelter…
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REVIEW: fun. – “Some Nights”
A mere skim through Some Nights and you can’t help but ask – while juggling the fact it is grammatically incorrect – who are fun.? Are…
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REVIEW: Band Of Skulls – “Sweet Sour”
Nearly three years removed from their original debut, Southampton rock trio Band Of Skulls are still snapping snares and soliciting guitars…
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REVIEW: Eisley – “Deep Space”
The predominant argument against Eisley’s eighth extended play is it’s simply not long enough. Recorded in their hometown of Tyler…
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REVIEW: Tennis – “Young & Old”
Like their last album, Tennis have created another collection that’s a true record from beginning to end. It’s not culture-defying but it’s a graceful…
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REVIEW: Die Antwoord – “Ten$Ion”
In one ear and out it goes the other. In a span of 20 months, Die Antwoord signed to a major, re-released a debut and waved goodbye…
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REVIEW: Silverstein – “Short Songs”
For the past three years it feels as if Silverstein have still been wrapped up in the quit-playing-games-with-my-heart pop punk charade that still…
Read MoreREVIEW: Lana Del Rey – “Born To Die”
“Every time I close my eyes, it’s like a dark paradise”. The theme couldn’t be more spot on for Lana Del Rey’s highly coveted debut. On the…
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