Category: Reviews

Coma Kiss, the fourth studio offering from one of New Jersey’s finest unsigned bands, didn’t arrive last month as much as it gradually became…

Though one may snicker at the suggestion that the central cultural reference point for the Wingdale Community Singers — the mostly acoustic trio of…

It’s been a few years now since The Afghan Whigs disintegrated and a few more since they reached their peak, in terms of general…

Back in June, the California-based photographer and Dolce Volante alum Carrie Yury displayed 700 free copies of her latest solo outing, the Mutter EP,…

Though it would be impossible to separate guitarist Duane Denison (The Jesus Lizard), drummer John Stanier (Helmet), and bassist Kevin Rutmanis (Melvins, Cows) from…

While we have more than a handful of months until the doors close on 2003, it’s safe to say that Supper – the latest…

Later this month, something will come creeping out of the shadows with its teeth and foaming mouth exposed to the moon, a rabid and…

Few records released this year will make listeners ache or, perhaps, take comfort in their aching quite like Space Between, the Lesser Birds of…

Though he’s been a constant presence and distinct voice in the Rachel’s since the days before the Louisville-bred ensemble’s wondrous Quarterstick debut, Jason Noble…

William S. Burroughs might be pleased to know that, nearly a decade after his death, Lawrence, Kansas still permeates an air of cool, having…