Album Review: Twenty One Pilots – Blurryface
Everyone’s favorite alternative snow-mask wearers return to show their Blurryface. Text Review: Every now and then you get a creative group who over the course of a few years …
Album Review: Blur – The Magic Whip
The first album from Blur in over 12 years. How does the return of the British alt-rock legends compare to their unique past discography? Text Review: Blur is one …
Album Review: AWOLNATION – Run
The second full album from Aaron Bruno and company. How will AWOLNATION deliver on the high expectations set by Megalithic Symphony? Text Review: Aaron Bruno has captivated millions and …
Album Review: Imagine Dragons – Smoke + Mirrors
Nevada’s Imagine Dragons release their sophomore album with the help of Target, the Grammys, and a ton of publicity. How does Smoke + Mirrors stack up to the success of …
Album Review: The Decemberists – What A Terrible World, What A Beautiful World
Oregon (and every hipster alive)’s favorite folk rock band The Decemberists deliver their seventh studio album. Just how beautiful or terrible is this new release? Text Review: If there …
Album Review: WALK THE MOON – TALKING IS HARD
Ohio’s Walk The Moon present their sophomore release filled with more positive upbeat alternative rock. This is also the first time an album will tell you to “Shut Up” and …
Album Review: Cold War Kids – Hold My Home
Long Beach’s Cold War Kids mark their 10th anniversary with the new album Hold My Home. How does the energetic style of these altrock heroes fair when compared to their …
Album Review: We Were Promised Jetpacks – Unravelling
Scotland’s We Were Promised Jetpacks present their third full album with the intention of figuring out what to do next in their career. How does their alternative style sound after …
Album Review: Yellowcard – Lift A Sail
The seventh full major release from Florida’s Yellowcard shows a band that has adapted and matured over their lives and career. How will the fans of last decades alternative phenomenon …
Album Review: The Gaslight Anthem – Get Hurt
The fifth studio album from New Jersey’s hardcore heroes. How does a mellower and more personal album sound when compared to their energetic discography?