8.7/10 Daughters is an industrial metal band from Providence, Rhode Island comprised of Alex Marshal (vocals), Nick Sadler (guitars), Jon Syverson (drums), and Sam Walker (bass). They released You Won’t Get What You Want via […]
8/10 Modular Slop by Paul De Rita sounds exactly like what the name evokes. It’s a short smear of sporadic and instrumental psychedelic rock music. Clocking in at around fifteen minutes, De Rita’s trip is […]
7.5/10 Simplicity is a thing I truly and wholeheartedly believe will revel in from time to time. Like a pig in shit, I absolutely love not having to dissect something like a fucking neurosurgeon. Such […]
9/10 Humble readers, I think we may have a young Tori Amos. Georgia Fearn, seventeen-year-old singer, guitarist, pianist… (she’s seventeen people, from Carmarthen, Wales) released her debut album Perfect On Paper earlier this year (March […]
9/10 Sonorous, the latest release from Poland natives The Howling Eye, is full of riff-heavy stoner jams, each one longer and more full of twists and turns than the last. And they couldn’t be easier […]
7/10 The Body and the Earth is the latest release from prolific post-rock act thisquietarmy. The brainchild of Montreal guitarist Eric Quach, The Body And the Earth is the first release under the thisquietarmy moniker […]
6/10 On the Lamb is the latest release from New York punk band Amber Lamps. A combination of old-school pop-punk and bluesy rock, the EP is a catchy enough listen but did little to wow […]
8/10 In the Spotify-centric world of 2018 music, you have to be something really special to stand out from the pack. Even the most talented artists of our time need to bend into all sorts […]
7.5/10 I was first introduced to Monster Truck back in 2011 when they opened for the Sheepdogs at the Alehouse in Kingston. At the time, I knew nothing about them (it would have been around the […]
8/10 Portland’s doom pioneers Witch Mountain, were formed by core duo Rob Wrong (guitar), and Nathan Carson (percussion) in 1997. Joined by current bassist Justin Brown in 2015, and Kayla Dixon who replaced beloved vocalist Uta […]
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