Friday, November 18 2011
Cambodian Space ProJect: 2011 A Space Odyssey
Fantastic foreign psych-rock that pays homage to pre-war Cambodian innovators.
Tuesday, November 1 2011
The Static Jacks: If You’re Young
Youthful New Jersey rockers the Static Jacks burst out of the gate with a promising full-length debut.
Monday, August 22 2011
Locksley: Locksley
Fun but predictable, Locksley are not among the finest practitioners of their chosen craft.
Friday, August 19 2011
Obits: Moody, Standard and Poor
For those that fear Sub Pop has strayed too far from its sweaty grunge rock roots, the presence of New York’s rough-and-ready garage rock revivalist Obits offer plenty of reassurance to the contrary.
Wednesday, July 20 2011
John Paul Keith: The Man That Time Forgot
With its sturdy songs and elegantly loose production, The Man That Time Forgot should find a receptive audience among listeners interested in feeling their way into the greasy edge of contemporary American rock-n-roll.
Thursday, June 23 2011
Nucular Aminals: Nucular Aminals
While the sound is quirky and a bit inventive, there’s not a whole lot on Nucular Aminals that is really worth revisiting time and time again.
Thursday, June 16 2011
The Love Me Nots: The Demon and the Devotee
More hooks and swagger than you can shake a garage opener at.
Wednesday, April 6 2011
Skybombers: Black Carousel
Garage rock band from Down Under find a way to turn promise into disappointment.
Wednesday, March 9 2011
Monotonix: Not Yet
Monotonix’s new album is a great, non-sticky substitute for their live shtick.
Wednesday, January 12 2011
Various Artists: Psych Funk Sa-Re-Ga!
Psych Funk Sa-Re-Ga! offers the screeching guitar tones and blurting organs you'd expect, with spirited and blissful head trips peppering its 20 thoroughly researched selections.
