Ten years after the release of the second part of his Super Discount series of albums, Etienne de Crécy has...
Album Reviews
Matt Hales, better known professionally as Aqualung, hails from England and is an established songwriter/producer and musician; he's been around...
I am obviously not the first to draw comparisons between Belle & Sebastian and The Smiths. Stuart Murdoch's lazy drawl...
Jean-Marc Cerrone, better known by only his surname, may not roll off the tongues of fans of disco and early...
Blake Sennett and Jarrod Gorbel make up the LA based indie/pop duo, Night Terrors of 1927; the story of their...
Mark Ronson has an undeniable knack for pastiche and his newest record, the recently released Uptown Special, is further proof...
Fans of reclusive author Thomas Pynchon can be a pretty obsessive bunch: my own personal Pynchon devotion is so pronounced...
This year sees rock and roll demagogue Marilyn Manson forge a new path with his ninth studio album, The Pale...
By making the opening of The Mindsweep a literal appeal to the listener (Which is even stated in the title...
Murder By Death’s Big Dark Love is one of those rare albums that works better in principle than it does...
