If there’s one thing I’ve learned from these bipolar reviews and our live debates, is that the Bucketheads tend to agree with each other more often than not. Every single bipolar review I (Chris Aitkens) […]
Chances are if you’re in your thirties today (maybe late twenties even) about fifteen/twenty years ago you went through a serious emo obsession. Bands like Jimmy Eat World were getting serious radio play and just […]
As Bucketheads, we frequently debate what rocks, what sucks, and what we can universally categorize as a resounding “meh.” Talia Plant and I have the latest entry. A Straw Assembly’s new album A Little More […]
The mystical magical world of instrumental progressive anything is one of hard work and excess production efforts, intricate bells and whistles, and most of all, excessive squiggly guitar sounds because that is most definitely the […]
The scruff daddies are at it again. Today, Chris Aitkens and myself (Justin Bruce) are taking a stab at the Australian experimental-metal duo, DEAD. I’m sure I’ve heard some cliché about great work coming from […]
On this week’s edition of Bucketlist’s “Bi-polar Reviews” segment, myself (Lee Ferguson) and fellow Bucketlist writer Talia Plante are shedding some of our own skin to take on Road to Ouroboros, the latest release from […]
Welcome to another Bucketlist Bipolar Review, where Henri Brillion and I, Shawn Thicke, will offer our separate viewpoints of one album. This week’s edition features Familiars’s debut album All In Good Time; an album that […]
Even though we’re living on opposite sides of the country, I would say that Justin Bruce and I (Chris Aitkens) have fairly similar tastes in music. This kind of defeats the purpose of having a […]
Few genres fit the descriptor of “fuck party” like a good punk/hardcore cocktail. What you read before is myself, Jason, and mighty writing compadre Lee Ferguson dissecting what has the potential to be the next […]
We were young once. As former young people, and former young musicians at that, we can hear the traits of a high school band from a mile away. Today, that band is Classifyde, a New […]
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