Reviews

Someone once told me that the inside of your skull isn’t smooth, but is actually full of small spikes and rough bumps. For years afterward,

There are those who think that they have the new school beat generation figured out. With Watered Lawn, however, producer Raleigh Moncrief just threw a

Way Through is an English duo described as anything from pastoral punk – not quite sure what that even means – to post-hardcore folk. The

This wicked cool Toronto-based four-piece has already amassed a notable following among indie music fans and bloggers in Canuckland, and with good reason. Those in

Bare Wires shall bend to no one’s will. Cheap Perfume, the band’s third release, though only their second with drummer Nathan Price, holds one clear

I don’t know if it hurt them, but when Radiation City fell from heaven, it certainly didn’t do me any harm. Led by the angelic

Noah Lit, formerly of the indie rock band, Oliver Future, has got something good going on with his “gypsy jazz” project, not to be confused

Madi Diaz's first formal introduction to the world is a humble three-song EP anchored firmly around around its lead track “Let's Go”. The kind of

Pour a little out for Lydia Loveless…no, wait, make it a double. Loveless may not be much of a romantic, but Indestructible Machine does reveal

There is something reassuring about the fact that August Darnell is still making music. Best known as the zoot suit-sporting Kid Creole, he carved his