By Erik Myers The self-titled debut from Force Publique is filled with the dark stuff that we heard from an earlier generation of post-punk (Bauhaus, Joy Division), with a few reference points to electroclash from […]
By Dusty Ray With Funk Forever, Intergalactic Funk Cowboy has created a heavy-handed, electronic and synth-laden mass of nebulous music. From the terse delivery of Devo to the more introspective rattling of Depeche Mode, Intergalactic […]
By Marlee Keeven Take a journey far and wide into a land of love and light. This two-disc album sets the mood for exploring one’s spirituality and finding inner peace. Garfield is an acoustic-electronic guitarist […]
By Charlie Englar Grimy, electric folk-rock would be a good place to start when describing the sound of Andy Palmer’s debut album, Sometime Around. The genre-mixed intonation displayed on the disc blends beautifully with Palmer’s […]
By Devin Morse Spacey, ambient, and minimalist, Protean Phonesthesia is somewhat alien. More specifically, this 14-track album is the creation one may expect of a stranded and musically-inclined Martian who happens across an acoustic guitar, […]
By Dusty Ray Gorilla Horizontalness is an album bursting with crunchy, overextended jams that are either a good thing or a bad thing, depending on your preference. Dan Loiz’s guitar work is impressive, and he […]
By Charlie Englar Imagine driving through the Deep South with the experience all around you. If you’ve never had the pleasure of taking such a drive and are possibly planning one, or if you just […]
By Molly McCowan Imagine two gun-slinging, drooling aliens having a full-on extraterrestrial battle while floating through the cold, silent heart of deep space. Now try to think of the soundtrack behind that image. Not sure […]
By Devin Morse If your playlist includes Blind Melon, Maroon 5, Ween, The Darkness or Jamiroquai, you need to check out The Foot. – immediately. This band, experimental rock at its core, is not afraid […]
Devin Morse Critter is a combination of Weezer, Modest Mouse, and The Strokes that could easily bring the listener back to 2004. Vandelay Industries presents a recipe for alternative rock that was extremely popular seven […]
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