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
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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: 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!
Album Review: Coco Morier “Dreamer” (Indie/Rock/Synth)
Euro style indie pop with heavy synth influence, and done the right way. The tracks on this release inspire a playful cheery attitude that have dream backing. To put a visual sense to this album, one can imagine a […]
Album Review: Bat For Lashes “The Bride” (Indie/Alternative)
Bat For Lashes (Natasha Khan) delivers the strongest release of her career yet. Crafted as a concept album telling a story of a bride to be who loses her fiancée in a car accident on the […]
Album Review: Barb Wire Dolls “Desperate” (Rock/Grunge/Punk/Metal)
Barb Wire Doll’s latest release “Desperate” is a bonafide masterpiece! Each track is just a straight up raw in your face rock n’ roll anthem that would all make Johnny Rotten and Lita Ford jaws drop […]
Album Review: Johnny Richter – Schools Out (Still Laughing) (Hip Hop/Rap) + Album Stream
Johnny Richter is still Laughing! More than likely due to the current haters who doubted he could keep moving forward without being a full time member of the Kottonmouth Kings or possibly to every single hater who tried shattering his dreams at the start of his hip-hop career […]
Album Review: Wye Oak – Tween (Indie Rock)
This is not the Wye Oak album you had been expecting, but it is the one you wanted. Overflowing with cascading symbol crashes, epic fuzz waves, and just all together jaw dropping. It’s hard to not be awed at the jump in song writing […]
Album Review: Descendents – “Hypercaffium Spazzinate” (Punk/Rock)
I feel I should start this review by saying that I can almost guarantee that I am a bigger Descendents fan than you are, whoever you are. I have the “Milo Goes To College” album cover tattoo’d on my wrist; I have all their albums in CD and vinyl; I travelled to Las Vegas solely to see their first appearance […]
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