album reviews

City And Colour - Bring Me Your Love Review

City and Colour has become an instant classic since their first full length album release, Sometimes. Since then, it has become a long wait to hear Dallas Green’s next attempt with his solo...

Jack Johnson - Sleep Through The Static Review

I was a big fan of Jack Johnson’s In Between Dreams and Sing-A-Longs and Lullabies and whatever mp3s I’ve downloaded off older records. Sure Jack Johnson may not be anything special but...

Caspian - The Four Trees

Caspian are a five piece post-rock band from Beverely, Massachusetts. The Four Trees is their first full studio album released, You Are the Conductor (2005), their debut EP, preceding it. Well, let’s...

Arch Enemy: Rise Of The Tyrant Review + Concert News

Arch Enemy is a melodic death metal band from Sweden. I became a fan of these guys after hearing their “Anthems of Rebellion” album, which contains some of my favorite songs from them still. Arch...

British Sea Power - Do You Like Rock Music? Review

I’ve heard about British Sea Power the last few months due to all the blog buzz and decided to check them out for myself. Out of England (obviously), they are pegged in post punk revival with...

Thao Nguyen With The Get Down Stay Down - We Brave Bee Stings And All

I heard about Thao Nguyen on various blogs and while I usually don’t take upon blog suggestions I finally felt compelled enough to go for a listen after reading a post on SixEyes. Since then, I...

Kenotia - You’ve Dug Your Grave Now Lie in It

If you’ve been listening to the radio recently, then you may have been affected by the recent Paramore craze. Well, I’ve found a band that’s just as good, in fact they sound so similar it’s almost...

Hot Chip - Made In The Dark

Hot Chip’s Made In The Dark was an anticipated release for me after loving the dance-able track (even for me) “Ready For the Floor’. Hot Chip have gotten some major hype for the 3-4...

Vampire Weekend - Review

I’m finally getting around to reviewing Vampire Weekend’s first official release. If you’ve been reading this blog long enough (I doubt it) you would know I have been on the...

Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Baby 81

I was introduced to Black Rebel Motorcycle Club (B.R.M.C) after they had released Howl (2005), their renowned folk rock album, back in 2006. Since I’m such an avid fan of folk rock, it was no...