Reviews

It’s prudent to begin this review by noting that I might be the only person in the United States who cares about Solids. Through countless

Let’s lay it out straight: Ty Segall is one of the most captivating artists in rock music today. I feel ridiculously little need to qualify

What I like about the pop-punk of the early 2000s (which I’m especially vulnerable to after a couple beers) is that it doesn’t shy away

Somewhere in the world, there is someone who still has the Smokers Delight album in heavy rotation. That release along with Carboot Soul solidified a

The chosen moniker of World's Fair for the Queens-based crew is a statement. Unless you grew up in Flushing, it’s more likely you think of

The quiet string section opening of TV Ghost’s third full length, Disconnect, sets the tone for something really immersive and cinematic. The album cover, a

Though formed back in 2007, Omaha, Nebraska quartet Yuppies’ eponymous debut finds a champion only now, with Parquet Courts’ Andrew Savage releasing the album on

It’s easy to write the same tune to Potty Mouth’s debut full-length, Hell Bent. The tune would go something like this: four babes find each

In June 2012, after a band I was playing in performed a set at Feeding Tube Records in Northhampton, I went outside for the after-show

Aside from the leisurely “No Destruction,” a chance meeting between Blonde on Blonde and Pavement’s “Range Life” that’s more successful than it has any right