Space Corolla and Angry Saints Reviewed
October 28, 2024
Space Corolla – Burbuja De Cemento
Beware of the talented, imaginative kids you leave alone in a city! They have the potential to either destroy it or enable it with the greatest of stories. Sure, not everyone will do something this dramatic. The powers that be have…
MAN OF A THOUSAND FACES and Unknown Voidz Reviewed
October 26, 2024
MAN OF A THOUSAND FACES – Control
When, not if humanity will fall under the complete command of some nefarious forces, things will go through smoothly. Few will make a fuss. Most will say that they saw it coming. And even the ones who will hold the reins over their…
Charm School and Plattenbau Reviewed
October 7, 2024
Charm School – Debt Forever
Protests are going out of fashion, you’d think. But that’s just because no television network will pick up the new season, and the social media channels pick and choose what they want to show. Do this long enough, and who knows what…
Kuwaisiana and Log Flume Reviewed
October 4, 2024
Kuwaisiana – Gentrification
Look, I know what many of you think about punk-rock music. You think that the genre’s songs, which are supposed to be all so powerful and driven by righteous anger, are either about nothing or that the musicians spend all of their time…
Snails and The Midnight Stroll Reviewed
October 4, 2024
Snails – Dorul
The language of music is universal, sure. The lyrics featured in a pop song aren’t vital, provided that the singer is able to make audiences understand what they mean through the phrasing of their voice. These are the reasons why non-English sung…
Recalculating and Feral Minks Reviewed
September 27, 2024
Recalculating – Based On The Comedy Of Ray Romano
If you’re trying to make it in any capacity in the American film business, the only one worth sleeping on someone’s sofa and eating expired cornflakes for, the best thing that you can happen to you is to get good…
A Deer A Horse and Omsk Reviewed
September 25, 2024
A Deer A Horse – Committed
If you’re reading reviews of the pop records made by the world’s trendiest stars, you’ll notice debates about what is in and what is out. They’ll be talking about the pop stars who are moving forward and about those who have lost…
Storm Boy and Blackest Heart Reviewed
September 9, 2024
Blackest Heart – Kick Me
Movie studios and record companies know that the more they sell their product to us, the less likely it’ll be to trick us. And they hate that. The truth is that if you’ve seen, even casually, hundreds of movies, it’s quite likely that…
Xay Cole and Grave Waves Reviewed
September 1, 2024
Xay Cole – Young Money
Music evolves. Sure. But, that’s something for people who’ve spent a lot of years in school getting a diploma in philosophy or musicology to consider. The rest of us don’t necessarily always see a benefit in this.
It’s true…