Music That Takes Me Places
TURNSTILE, NEVER ENOUGH
Rock
Baltimore hardcore band Turnstile has been a fascinating group to follow since emerging from the city’s DIY scene in 2010. R…
Read moreSQUID, COWARDS
Rock
Ollie Judge (vocals, drums), Louis Borlase (guitar, vocals), Anton Pearson (guitar, vocals), Laurie Nankivell (bass), and Ar…
Read moreFRECKLE, FRECKLE
Rock
What do you get when you bring together two great guitarists and musicians with leanings toward '60s and '70s psyche…
Read moreROSE CITY BAND, SOL Y SOMBRA
Rock
Five years and five albums in, guitarist and vocalist Ripley Johnson and his Rose City Band continue to impress. On their la…
Read moreAMYL AND THE SNIFFERS, CARTOON DARKNESS
Rock
Amyl And The Sniffers are back, and they really want you to fuck off. No, seriously—don’t even try to get comfortable. From …
Read moreTHE CURE, SONGS OF A LOST WORLD
Rock
In 1988, nearing the age of 30, The Cure's Robert Smith was struggling with depression, the not-so-great parting of ways…
Read moreDAVID GILMOUR, LUCK AND STRANGE
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Rock
David Gilmour released his first solo album in 1978. Now 78 years young, Gilmour has released just his fifth studio album, L…
Read moreKID KAPICHI, THERE GOES THE NEIGHBOURHOOD
Rock
Hastings, UK band, Kid Kapichi, has been on quite a ride over the past five years. With their social commentary on daily lif…
Read moreCOLOR GREEN, FOOLS PARADE
Rock
"All of us are fans of all types of music. We like to wear our influences on our sleeves, but we try to keep our eye on…
Read moreGOODBYE JUNE, DEEP IN TROUBLE
Rock
"You Know, you put a Les Paul through an old Marshall and you crank it up and you get the sound that doesn't go sta…
Read moreBEEN STELLAR, SCREAM FROM NEW YORK, NY
Rock
Been Stellar has been getting well-deserved attention in the New York City music scene, and Scream From New York, NY shows w…
Read moreDEA MATRONA, FOR YOUR SINS
Rock
Childhood friends, Orláith Forsythe and Mollie McGinn began busking on the streets of Belfast when they were teenagers. This…
Read moreKINGS OF LEON, CAN WE PLEASE HAVE FUN
Rock
I remember so clearly the thrill of listening to Kings Of Leon's debut album, Youth and Young Manhood, way back in 2003.…
Read moreSTEVEN WILSON, THE HARMONY CODEX
Rock
What can one say or write about Steven Wilson that has not been said or written about already? Guitarist, keyboardist, vocal…
Read moreTHE MOMMYHEADS, CONEY ISLAND KID
Rock
Every few years I 'discover' a band that seems to have been around for decades and I'm left scratching my head w…
Read moreSting, The Bridge
Rock
Sting needs no introduction so none will be given here. I will also make this my shortest album review of the year. I am a h…
Read moreWEBBED WING, WHAT'S SO FUCKING FUNNY
Rock
As someone who loves all things music and has a music blog, I'm usually in search of something new and different. But so…
Read moreMAD FOXES, ASHAMED
Rock
Post-Punk music got a jolt of electricity a few years back when Idols came onto the scene. They were, and are, an unconventi…
Read moreICEAGE, SEEK SHELTER
Scandinavian Rock
The evolution of Danish band Iceage has been very cool to watch over the past ten years. But I will say that I was unprepare…
Read moreKings Of Leon, When You See Yourself
Rock
I have had a frustrating relationship with Kings Of Leon from the guitar strike-in on Red Morning Light on their debut album…
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