Album Review: Austra – Future Politics (Electronic)
When writing began on the album, Austra saw a world headed for dystopia, and for the people to imagine the world becoming something different. A place where gender, sexual orientation […]
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Album Review: Koshir “Chew Your Food” E.P. (Hip Hop/Rap)
Do you love your Hip-Hop being drenched with dirty sex rhymes that are so filthy it could very well give an entire neighborhood an erection when pounding in the streets?
Album Review: Wyclef Jean “J’ouvert” (Rap/Reggae)
Wyclef Jean’s J’ouvert kicks off with a bang with the ambitious ‘The Ring’. The song starts off with Wyclef explaining why he’s come back now and mapping out his near future.
Jan/Feb 2017 Vandala Magazine – Aesop Rock, 9Electric, Blue Rodeo
Hello 2017 and goodbye 2016. Nothing but amazing vibes, music, concerts, interviews and more. The Impossible Kid Aesop Rock gave us one amazing interview to start the year out right […]
Album Review: Shana Falana “Here Comes the Wave” (Dream Pop/Psych/Ambient)
This Brooklyn duo has put together one of the strongest releases of 2016. A shoegaze/psych-pop sound of which will send you swimming in a ocean of guitar fuzz and keep you in motion with the rhythmic currents,
Album Review: Slaves “Take Control” (Rock/Punk)
There is no sense in trying to be eloquent in describing this album, it is anything but. Take Control is a full fledge angst-ridden pure British punk album. Produced by Beastie Boy member Mike D
Album Review: Still Corners “Dead Blue” (Pop)
The London duo return, continuing the band’s evolving sound, fusing Tessa Murray’s frolicsome vocals, the ethereal and atmospheric dream-pop sounds fans have come to expect and love, and adding a much more…
November 2016 Vandala Magazine – Taking Back Sunday, Alice Cooper, Ozzfet Meets Knotfest and more
What better way to head into November than with live music, books and new releases. First off we had a great interview with John Nolan of Taking Back Sunday about […]
Album Review: The Everyday Losers “Before You Say A Word” (Rock/Grunge)
The Everyday Losers are destined for greatness! Their album “Before You Say A Word” will go down in Indiana modern rock history as an album that takes rock n’ roll back to its dangerously exciting roots and keeps rock n roll alive thanks to it’s supercharged guitar solos […]
Album Review: King 810 “La Petite Mort or a Conversation with God” (Rock/Metal)
Hailing from the slums of Flint, Michigan, King 810 have completely reinvented themselves for the better inside “La Petite Mort or A Conversation With God”. It’s not possible to label this just another nu-metal release. This strong sophomore effort is far beyond that!
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