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Open Mike Eagle – Dark Comedy

Jul 4, 2014By Craig

Open Mike Eagle has been at it for a while but is relatively fresh to my ears. I had heard his name before but it was not until I picked up Hellfyre Club’s Dorner Vs Tookie mixtape that I heardRead more…

Jul 4, 2014Craig

Sapient – Light Tiger

Jul 3, 2014By Craig

Sapient of the Oregon hip hop collective Sandpeople has a new release named Light Tiger,  it is volume two in his Eaters series. Tusks, which was volume 1 was a beat tape, volume two does feature some rap and vocalsRead more…

Jul 3, 2014Craig

Arch Enemy – War Eternal

Jul 2, 2014By Jon

Thousands of metal-heads’ jaws (including mine) hit the ground with a resounding thud back in March when it was announced that not only was longtime Arch Enemy vocalist Angela Gossow stepping down from her duties, (though sticking around to manageRead more…

Jul 2, 2014Jon

Alias – Pitch Black Prism

Jul 1, 2014By Craig

Pitch Black Prism is the new release from ever evolving musician Alias. It’s difficult to tie Alias to any one genre, while his early work would be classified as hip hop it was certainly never conventional hip hop, newer releasesRead more…

Jul 1, 2014Craig

The John Holmes Book Club – Skin To Skin

Jun 30, 2014By Jon

Whenever I tell a friend about The John Holmes Book Club I get one of two reactions: a hearty chuckle over the absurdity of the band’s name or a dumbfounded “who is John Holmes?” The Cameron Switzer-led quartet barged ontoRead more…

Jun 30, 2014Jon

RVIVR – The Beauty Between

Jun 29, 2014By Jon

I got turned on to RVIVR from reading a Top 5 list from 2013. I think it was something like “The Return of Pop Punk.” Most of the bands on the list were pretty blah but one of them stuckRead more…

Jun 29, 2014Jon

Wordburglar – Welcome To Cobra Island

Jun 28, 2014By Jon

“Welcome To Cobra Island” is brilliant. It just is. It’s a rap album dedicated to the “Real American Hero” line of G.I. Joe that began in the 80’s. Historically there is no shortage of albums paying tribute to comic bookRead more…

Jun 28, 2014Jon
Benji by Sun Kil Moon

Sun Kil Moon – Benji

Jun 27, 2014By meandmyrobot

So you want to write lyrics young Padawan?  Here’s your options: Write something so vague so that listener can insert whatever meaning they want – “We all live in a tan submersible”. Write something so universal that you can bet yourRead more…

Jun 27, 2014meandmyrobot

Def3 & Factor – Wildlif3

Jun 26, 2014By Craig

Wildlif3 is the brand new album from Def 3 & Factor. Forget about Drake this is real Canadian hip hop. Def3 and Factor have been working together for a while and have consistently created quality music. Def3’s appearances on theRead more…

Jun 26, 2014Craig

Things I found on the internet, vol. I – Powerwolf

Jun 25, 2014By Al Mousseau

The internet was supposed to do all sorts of things for music, like blow away the old gatekeepers, make all sorts of weird little genres somehow magically palatable to the public, and liberate the listening public from the tyranny ofRead more…

Jun 25, 2014Al Mousseau
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