Time Just Loops Here: Pete Astor’s “Songbox”
Here’s how Pete Astor begins his new album, Songbox, released last year on Second Language: Time...
Author: Dave Cantrell
An Unsettleable Calm: Pillars and Tongues “End-dances”
If you listen very carefully to Pillars and Tongues’ under-the-radar new album End-dances, you’re as lucky as...
Believe This Hype: The Cloak Ox’s Stunning Debut
September is amazing me. We’re getting a late summer blast of the kind of warm weather...
Different But The Same, As Usual: The Fall’s “Re-Mit”
“Kiddies, as we get older, we have to try and understand people who are different from...
Aftergloam: A Frenetic Swim Through A Slow Ocean
They say that you don’t get a second chance to make a first impression, so you...
Hell-Breaking-Loose Grandeur: Destruction Unit’s “Deep Trip”
You can picture them careening wildly about the Arizona desert, assaulting saguaros with a righteous –...
On The Swaying Shoulders of Dunedin’s Giants: The Prophet Hens’ Promising Debut
In 1806, in the already-bustling industrial town of Leeds, one Mary Bateman claimed ownership of a...
Pond At Sea in a Hobo Rocket
In March, 2012, due in no small part to the success of shared band members’ band...
Weekend – The Jinx Comes Full Circle
Amazing what you find out sometimes, researching a review. As has been widely reported, Weekend’s new...
Icarus Line’s Valhallan Finesse
Actually, there is such a thing as semi-proggy, power metal indie, and has been for at...