Album Review: Teen Daze “Themes For A Dying Earth” (Alternative/Ambient/Pop)
A nearly flawless blend of ambient-electronic, art pop, and dream pop. This album touches on numerous emotions and never keeps you in the same place for too long.
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Album Review: Communions “Blue” (Alternative/Indie/Pop)
Is this album groundbreaking? No. Is this album a deep, highly technical example of superego artistic superiority? No. What is this album then? This is an example of fun, indie pop, […]
Album Review: Bing & Ruth “No Home Of The Mind” (Ambient/Classical/Other)
This release is an awe-inspiring example of how truly gorgeous ambient music can be. From start to finish, which would be the recommended way to listen to this album, No Home […]
Album Review: Dune Rats “The Kids Will Know It’s Bullshit” (Rock)
Cheap beer. Weed. Cut off jean shorts. Skateboards. Beach life. Sunshine. Hoodrat shit. Teen angst. Brisbane, yes, all the way from Australia comes a skate punk band, album and sound typically associated with Southern California. But, […]
Album Review: Porcelain Raft “Microclimate” (Alternative/Pop)
Possibly, you recognize this artist’s name. Possibly, you’ve heard a track or two, told yourself to check them out more, and kept putting it off until later.
March 2017 Vandala Magazine – Wyclef Jean, Mars, Billy Talent and More
This issue we had the honour of interviewing Wyclef Jean for our cover. Wyclef is sharp and chipper, even though he is flooded in interviews on a memorable day. Plus […]
Album Review: Uniform “Wake In Fright” (Rock/Industrial/Noise)
The Brooklyn duo kicks off 2017 with a brash opus of fury. Creating a mesmerizing fusion of intense industrial, noise, grindcore, and pretty much everything else that loud and angry as hell. […]
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 […]
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,
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