ALBUM REVIEW: “Slaughterhouse” by The Ty Segall Band
Prolific musician Ty Segall releases his first album with his touring band. Prepare to have your mind and eardrums blown away.
ALBUM REVIEW: “Twenty-Five For The Rest of Our Lives” by The Henry Clay People
(Re)Live your quarterlife crisis with The Henry Clay People’s high-energy, angsty new album.
NorCal Report: Thee Oh Sees
San Francisco’s Thee Oh Sees were featured in “Step Into The Black,” a ten-week free concert series curated by The Fader and sponsored by Captain Morgan Spiced Rum.
ALBUM REVIEW: “Let It Go” by Fossil Collective
Former Vib Gyor bandmates “secretly chipped away” at new material under the moniker Fossil Collective to give us a beautiful and haunting EP.
ALBUM REVIEW: “2:54” by 2:54
Get ready to pinpoint that exact moment when you fall ears-first into 2:54’s realm of sultry, heavy shoegaze.
“Oh, Magic” by Like Pioneers
Chicago’s Like Pioneers bring catchy indie-pop melodies with their second album, Oh, Magic.
ALBUM REVIEW: “Nice Dreams” by Coke Weed
Coke Weed’s second album ”Nice Dreams” transports us to the pensive corner of the garage rock world.
ALBUM REVIEW: “?Posible o’ Imposible?” by The High Strung
Indie rockers The High Strung magnify their absurd view of the world and its cornucopia of characters with their seventh studio album, ¿Posible o’ Imposible?