[Review] Eels – The Cautionary Tales of Mark Oliver Everett
This year’s annual release from Eels yet find front man Mark Oliver Everett grappling with identity and multi-faceted existential crises in a dreamscape of diluted...
23 Apr, 2014
This year’s annual release from Eels yet find front man Mark Oliver Everett grappling with identity and multi-faceted existential crises in a dreamscape of diluted...
17 Apr, 2014
In their second venture with producer T. Bone Burnett, butternuts Laura and Lydia Rogers rejoice with another warm success on their sophomore album Put Your...
31 Mar, 2014
My Dad, upon seeing Broken Social Scene perform on The Late Show with David Letterman, asked me why they had so many guitarists. Peak Broken...
20 Mar, 2014
I’m so glad Foster the People finally came out with their second album. So glad because I can finally be one of those editorial writers...
18 Nov, 2013
Though the list of “Most Underrated Albums of All Time” is lengthy, disputable and ever expanding, I nonetheless would like to make a bid for...
4 Nov, 2013
The titles of Los Campesinos! albums seem to bounce back and forth between earnest, dramatic emotionalism and cynical snark: We Are Beautiful, We Are Doomed...
19 Oct, 2013
Age has yet to become a transparent component of Pearl Jam’s being, as the band of late 40-somethings prove that they can indeed still rock...
16 Oct, 2013
In 2011, Yuck had a breakout debut with their self-titled album. In a digital age where sequencing means less, they started the album with a...
11 Oct, 2013
Having never truly enjoyed their deserved success in the American market outside of the viral marketing campaign for Apple in 2007 with the single “Flathead”,...
3 Oct, 2013
In a time where the debut album for indie musicians can truly make or break an act, much less an all-female sister group, Haim rises...