Nine Inch Noize’s Closer: Music is Dangerous Again
I love when music is dangerous. The Clash. Public Enemy. Slayer. Bikini Kill. And of course…Nine Inch Nails. Now, NineContinue Reading
Category: New Music Reviews
Too busy to keep up with new music? This section is dedicated to reviews of the key new tracks out and about. This is a chance to tap into some new tracks.
The Cramps’ Weekend on Mars: A Kitschy Unhinged Gothic Masterpiece
The Cramps paved the way for bands like the Misfits, Black Flag, Rob Zombie and other goth punk/rock. Their unhingedContinue Reading
Snail Mail’s Dead End: More Pop with the Same Edge
Snail Mail, aka Lindsey Erin Jordan, has been making music for over a decade. However, she has been out ofContinue Reading
Echo and the Bunnymen’s Brussels is Haunted: Ageing Like Fine Wine
Echo and the Bunnymen’s last single was 2014, which was also their last studio release. With that in mind, youContinue Reading
Erykah Badu ft. The Alchemist and Kamasi Washington’s Black Box: A Wonderful Trip
Ever since Erykah Badu and The Alchemist put out Next to You last year people could not wait for theContinue Reading
Czarface ft. Frankie Pulitzer’s Brothers Grimm: When Wu-Tang Meets Venom
Czarface is back an interesting collab. I won’t burry the headline…Frankie Pulitzer is the hip hop alias of Tom Hardy….yes…thatContinue Reading
The Linda Lindas ft. Hayley Williams’ Closer: A Punk Rock Match Made in Heaven
The Linda Lindas burst on the scene with Racist, Sexist Boy in 2021. At the time, these teens and pre-teensContinue Reading
James Blake’s Trying Times: An Atmospheric Inspiring Journey
James Blake has had a big year. While putting together his latest record, he also featured on music for TheContinue Reading
Ariana Grande’s Hate that I Made you Love Me: The Dark Side of Love
Ariana Grande is back with a smash pop record about…you guessed it…love. Petal is out with some instant pop hitsContinue Reading
Jack White’s G.O.D. and the Broken Ribs: Old School Blues Rock Isn’t Dead
From the early days of the White Stripes, Jack White’s mission statement is to fly the flag of guitar rock.Continue Reading
