Not My God – Not My God Released February 14th, 2020 Not My God is a collaborative endeavor made by two of well-established industrial pioneers. Tim Sköld (KMFDM, Marilyn Manson, etc) and Nero Bellum of Psyclon Nine. While the album… Continue Reading
Brothers Of Metal – Emblas Saga Released January 10th, 2020 Brothers Of Metal second album Emblas Saga makes one fearthey’re eventually going to run out of Norse myths to dredge up and set to mediocre symphonic power metal. That day… Continue Reading
Dyscordia – Delete / Rewrite Released January 10th, 2020 Dyscordia’s third release Delete / Rewrite is best described as very average prog metal. The lyrics are predictable hitting all the cliches they could muster, but it is still definitely listenable… Continue Reading
Pile – Green and Gray Released May 3rd, 2019 Pile, the “post-punk/noise-rock” face of the Boston DIY scene, achieved their cult-like measure of indie fame by touring endlessly and doing everything the hard way. Led by singer and creative chief… Continue Reading
Queensrÿche – The Verdict Released March 1st, 2019 The Verdict is Queensrÿche’s third outing with former Crimson Glory singer Todd La Torre, after replacing original vocalist Geoff Tate in 2012. La Torre continues to be an adequate Tate impersonator on… Continue Reading
Ezra Furman – Transangelic Exodus Released February 9th, 2018 31-year-old Ezra Furman gained a sizeable cult following 2013’s Day Of The Dog at the very point he was considering giving up music to become a teacher. His fourth solo record… Continue Reading
Django Django – Marble Skies Business as usual for Django Django. The Scottish Dundee/London – based band’s third album, Marble Skies, has all the typical elements of their music front-and-center. And there is really nothing better you can say about… Continue Reading
Fake Laugh – Fake Laugh Released July 28th, 2017 Fake Laugh has been a side project for Kamran Khan for a few years now having teased their fans with a splattering of singles and EPs over the last few years… Continue Reading
HAIM – Something to Tell You Released July 7th, 2017 HAIM are back with the sophomore follow up to their 2013 debut Days Are Gone. In the four years between they had an opening slot on Taylor Swift’s “1989 World… Continue Reading
Broken Social Scene – Hug of Thunder Released July 7th, 2017 Hug of Thunder is a decent record but not one that’s particularly enjoyable either. Like the album cover suggests it’s kind of like watching paint dry. 2.5 of 5… Continue Reading