Beck Is Back With Colors: Album Review
[caption id="attachment_11352" align="alignright" width="249"] Beck teamed with producer and songwriter Greg Kurstin to create "Colors," which trades moody, slow-moving acoustic guitars for ecstatic pop melodies...
“Jessie Reyez’s Kiddo Ends the Hunger Strike for Good Music”
[caption id="attachment_11068" align="alignright" width="300"] Kiddo Album Cover Islands Records[/caption] Reyez offers something unique to her album that sets her apart from the present day R&B...
Hot Thoughts Album Review
Spoon has been an indie-rock favorite of mine for quite a while. Even though there is nothing original about their sound or style, I am...
Taking Back Music
[caption id="attachment_4729" align="alignright" width="281"] Happiness is listening to Happiness Is.[/caption] It has been three years since Taking Back Sunday released a new album and eight...
Reflektor Review…Burning Brightly
There is perhaps no greater role model for the counterculture than the concept of the indie band. In an era when it can be easy...
Album Review: The Midsummer Station – Acoustic EP by Owl City
Regular bands are enough of a chore in an industry where bands tend to live or die by trends, changing attitudes, and whether or not...
“I’m Not Ready For It To Be Over”; A Review of You’re Always On My Mind
Although A Great Big Pile of Leaves have given their fans multiple releases these past few years, including both new songs and re-imaginings of older...
The Evolution of Daft Punk
Whether you believe in it or not, evolution is present and inevitable in all walks of life. It’s only natural that nothing remains consistent in...
Trouble Will Find Me
Depression is often the source of much celebration in our world. The moodiest films tend to draw the most praise from the critics and, consequently,...
The Strokes’ Latest Effort “Comedown Machine”
The latest album from The Strokes, Comedown Machine, is one smooth and at times nostalgic ride. This album reunites The Strokes with the producer of...