The Dream Syndicate “How Did I Find Myself Here”
Fresh off a tour that saw the reunited band playing a set of songs focused on their first two records, “The Days Of Wine & Roses” & “Medicine Show”, The...
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A Certain Smile – Fits & Starts album review
Portland’s A Certain Smile create a timeless dream pop/shoegaze/jangle rock masterpiece with Fits & Starts – and it’s their first album!!! “Twee music”...
The Rain Parade – Emergency Third Rail Power Trip
Originally released in 1983, “Emergency Third Rail Power Trip” by The Rain Parade is as near perfect an album I have encountered. To my ears in those days,...
Doom Party: Hell – Hell Review
Doom Metal, by nature, inherently evokes catastrophe. The funereal pace, cannon-like percussion, unholy yowling and cheese grater guitars suggest apocalyptic im...
New Facts Emerge – The Fall
Released worldwide today, July 28th, the new album by The Fall, has the weight of years working against it. The group has been an ongoing concern for roughly 40...
Replacing The Plasma Of Control: Stereo No Aware – The Sound Of Stereo No Aware album review
“Oh, Pyschedelia The way it sounded (MONO or STEREO)What generated its effects (OIL and WATER)How it extended into digital (ZEROES and ONES)The way it was docum...
The Radiation Of Sands: Roselit Bone – Blister Steel
The stars are beautiful, because of a flower that cannot be seen… The desert is beautiful, ” the little prince added. And that was true. I have always loved the...
Zhalih’s “Secret” Reviewed by Dessicant
“And above all, watch with glittering eyes the whole world around you because the greatest secrets are always hidden in the most unlikely places. Those who don’...