Brother Rutherford – Tunneling (2019)
Brother Rutherford’s Tunneling is like stepping into a botanical garden that hasn’t been tended for decades – the...
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Save Us From The Archon – Melancholia (2017)
Depression manifests itself in many ways. Whether diagnosed or not it is a very real and debilitating disease that is nearly impossible to accurately describe to those who are unafflicted. Fortunately there is one outlet that humans have used for thousands of years that portrays these types of intangible emotions: art.
Valerian Swing – Nights (2017)
I’ve really struggled with associating myself with the instrumental world recently. It’s difficult finding something that I feel...
Gallops – Bronze Mystic (2017)
Bronze Mystic showcases exceptionally powerful experimental math writing, which sounds clean and clear. Just don’t say you’ll break up again, guys… please?
Kjjjjjjjjj – Kjjjjjjjjj [2016]
For a band whose name appears to have come about as the result of an accident with a...
Hit Home – …After the Fact (2016)
Emo is a word that has come to mean so many things to so many different people, so to use it in popular musical discussion is to invite confusion. Any label that is invoked to speak of Rites of Spring, My Chemical Romance, Cap’n Jazz and Foxing is one whose use as an adjective is majorly in question.
Fight Cloud – We’ll Be Alright (2016)
I’d be willing to bet that Fight Cloud is going to surprise a lot of people with their...
Alarmist – Popular Demain (2015)
If Ireland’s Alarmist isn’t on your radar yet, it might be time to check the equipment. Their debut...
