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Music Reviews: A Roches Box Set, plus Eli “Paperboy” Reed, Thee Sinseers, and J.M. Kearns

Reviews: The Rock Music - Not Alone

It took me a few listens to really appreciate just how good The Rock Music’s Not Alone is. The album definitely grew on me, and with each listen I found myself discove...

The Crapsons: Sunshine On Keith – Album Review

The Crapsons: Sunshine On Keith (Crap Records) Released 2 October 2026, pre-orders live All Formats The worldview of Birkenhead’s The Crapsons is delivered with a dose of sarcasm a...

REVIEW: Wonderlick Loves You – Self-titled

REVIEW: John Batdorf “Singles”

REVIEW: Randy Barnes – Self-Titled RB

The Alleged: Now Or Never – Album Review

The Alleged: Now Or Never (Doune Castle Music) CD | DL | Streaming Out Now A new album of old songs from one of Glasgow’s first New Wave bands, The Alleged, has all the bite of the...

REVIEW: American Blonde “Delta Home”

Madopelli Observes “The Unkindness” of the World Rapidly Increasing (Album Review)

Yes, this is the brand new LP & 5th overall from California City horrorcore duo Madopelli. Consisting of M.A.D & Ant Dog, the pair have also gone on to drop a couple of mix...

REVIEW: Mama’s Broke “Reunion”

Review: Eli Paperboy Reed ‘Getting There’

Review: Eli Paperboy Reed ‘Getting There’ By Hal Horowitz Fans of blue-eyed soulman Eli Paperboy Reed have enjoyed plenty of passionate, often searing music from the singer over th...

Brian Kelly Casts A New Spell With “Wizard Kelly Brifalfa” Album

Brian Kelly returns with an eleven-track offering that blends razor-sharp storytelling with infectious production, proving...

ALBUM REVIEW: Bloc Party – Anatomy Of A Brief Romance

There was a time when Bloc Party sounded like nobody else. When Silent Alarm arrived in 2005, its nervy guitars, angular rhythms and restless energy helped define a particular stra...

ALBUM REVIEW: Interpol – This Mirror Weighs A Ton

Having tracked Interpol’s trajectory for over two decades, following them can feel like tracing a long, beautifully dark shadow across modern indie rock. Their first two records re...

The Go-Betweens: Beggars Banquet Catalogue – Reissues Review

The Go-Betweens: Liberty Belle And The Black Diamond Express; Tallulah; 16 Lovers Lane; Fountains Of Youth (Live At The Town And Country Club) (Beggars Banquet) Released 25 Septemb...

"This Mirror Weighs a Ton" By Interpol

Partisan Records Producer: Andrew Wyatt The post-punk revival legends toss out any notion of a stripped-back sound for their eighth album, giving audiences orchestral instruments,...

Lawrence Rothman “Here Lies Love / Sawdust to Stardust”

Powerful confessional lyrics drive Lawrence Rothman’s journey to the dark side of Americana. For their fifth album, Here Lies Love / Sawdust to Stardust, Lawrence Rothman has broug...

Mike D: Thank You – Album Review

Founding Beastie Boys member Mike D returns with a crunching new solo record some 15 years after his previous band's final album. The post Mike D: Thank You – Album Review appeared...

REVIEW: Jad Tariq “Precious Company”

Michael Falzarano – Sunrise Over The Unknown | Album Review

Michael Falzarano – Sunrise Over The Unknown Hypnotation Records www.michaelfalzarano.com 13 songs time – 59:11 Singer/songwriter/guitarist Michael Falzarano is a product of the Sa...

REVIEW: Lawrence Rothman “Here Lies Love/ Sawdust to Stardust”

Album Review – Zach Bryan’s “Young Manhood and Other Donatable Organs”

What do you do when you've just now turned 30, and you've already sold your song catalog for a reported $350 million? Apparently what you do is you release an 8-song EP to accompan...

Blokeacola: Boastcard – Album Review

If the name Blokeacola summons an expectation of laddish but sugary-sweet pop somewhere between Oasis and ABBA, this would be some miles wide of the mark. While there is no shortag...