
“Music” Archives
3,109 posts


Osito Records Presents by Various Artists (Review)
Many of the songs on the release have a theatrical feel to them.
Little Darla Has a Treat for You, Vol. 21: Winter 2004 by Various Artists (Review)
Featuring Printed Circuit, Sweet Trip, Entre Rios, Boyracer, Randomnumber, Manual, and more.
Your Everything by Highspire (Review)
One of the more substantial shoegazer offerings I’ve heard in a long time.
Synthstatic by Skywave (Review)
Skywave offers an absolutely exhilarating ride through dreampop’s rawer, wilder side.
Real Hair by Rollerball (Review)
When you think you have the album figured out, the band seems content on frustrating your expectations.
For Barbara Lee by Seekonk (Review)
Much like the slowly building nature of its songs, I found my appreciation inexorably growing with each listen.
Preserve, Volume 1 by Various Artists (Review)
Simply put, Preserve, Volume One is a stellar comp, solid in every regard.
Heart by Stars (Review)
Even the most starry-eyed of songs are coated with a thin layer of wistfulness and nostalgia.
The Fall of Troy by The Fall of Troy (Review)
This CD surpassed any preconceptions I had concerning how a hardcore band should play or operate.God by The Way Sect Bloom (Review)
The Way Sect Bloom have really carved out a unique niche for themselves, and they’re calling plenty of attention to it.Demo by Veer Chasm (Review)
Not so industrial to turn away goth fans and not so goth as to turn off industrial fans.
Full Frontal Lobotomy by Various Artists (Review)
The majority of the compilation’s 16 songs have a techno-industrial flavor.
Full Frontal Lobotomy by Various Artists (Review)
A true treasure at heart with anyone who enjoys the sounds of industrial and electronic music.
Systems Failure by Toxic Church (Review)
A good debut effort, but it could’ve been polished up a little more.