Album Review
Review by Jesse Skinner. PASS THE AMMUNITION is a four-piece thrash, punk-infused hybrid metal band hailing from the Dallas-Fort Worth area in the state of Texas. Firing on All Cylinders, from the start of the 11 track “Limited Edition Tour EP” to the very end, the metal influences they carry the torch for are obvious. […]
Review by Jesse Skinner. Malefic is a four-piece blackened death metal band from central New York. They have recently released their album The Second Coming. Malefic raises the bar with this release; it’s nothing short of Divine Consumption for your eardrums. Each song containing brutal guitar work with a complimentary rhythm section. A drumming style […]
Review by Jesse Skinner. Once the opening riffs commence and the first track starts to take off, it’s very difficult not to turn this up to 11. The Erotics “Destined to Damnation” is a horror/rock and roll hybrid with anthem-type hooks and electrifying riffs. Perfect soundtrack for the frightful time of year, your local strip […]
Sonic Youth – Sister (1987) My copy: 2016 reissue by Goofin’ Records. From Blue Cadet-3 – A Music Blog Following Evol in ‘86, Sonic Youth released the middle child of their most famous three album run. Though it precedes Daydream Nation (their most famous release of the 80s and potentially of all time) by just […]
Interpol Review, by Josh Reedy. My copy: 2014 reissue by Matador Records When people think of early 2000s alt-rock bands that helped reignite interest in certain genres, Interpol is usually brought up pretty quickly. With their tastefully poppy reimagination of 80s post-punk, Interpol and the cult following they accrued after releasing their debut album would […]
Animal Collective, Spirit They’re Gone, Spirit They’ve Vanished My copy: 2009 limited reissue, FatCat Records Spirit is an indomitable force in the Animal Collective catalog. This album is the result of an extremely creative mind expressing its angst, fear, love and curiosity in the most cheerfully visceral way possible. Off the bat you’ll notice […]
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