Reviews

Philadelphia’s Mumblr describes a visceral universe on debut full length, Full Of Snakes. From the album cover of the band’s genitals barely censored by the

Manchester’s Mazes love to experiment. Rooted in psychedelia, the band’s past releases have explored genres such as Britpop, 60s folk, and lo-fi, among other inspirations.

Social Rust–PC Worship’s fourth full length and first with Northern Spy/Dull Tools–begins with two screams: an animated horror-flick female shriek, only to be subsumed and

Death From Above 1979 have teased the idea of a reunion before. Three summers ago, the band delivered a sweltering set on the Williamsburg Waterfront,

Mastermind behind burgeoning bedroom act Los Angeles Police Department, Ryan Pollie confesses in the first chorus of his debut self-titled release, “I caved too soon.”

Seen making the touring rounds around California like their Harlot labelmates Satan Wriders, Monster Treasure is part of the current spate of proliferation from Northern California’s

Ty Segall’s latest, Manipulator, clocks in at 56 minutes and took him about 14 months to make. It’s the first album he’s put out that

Carson Cox didn’t know he sang like Morrissey until critics started bringing it up. The comparison should be obvious to anyone who waited out their

Patricia is definitely not your side piece.The moniker of the enigmatic Chicago-born, Brooklyn-based producer, he’s the most recent addition to the Ghostly International family with

A trend exists music writing in which critics marvel that the band in question has somehow managed to cram [number] of songs into [number] minutes.