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HRVRD – Cardboard Houses – Review

November 12, 2012

From North Carolina, pretty new band, first release on a label of note, but there’s just not a lot to talk about with “Cardboard Houses.”

Millions – Failure Tactics – Review

November 9, 2012

A few parts Refused, a few parts Fucked Up, swirled together with some industrial clang and coated with a bleak, post-hardcore shell of despair.

Sabaton – Carolus Rex – Review

November 4, 2012

Germany’s Sabaton unleash another platter of war-themed power metal on Carolus Rex, based on the Great Northern War of the 18th century.

Enslaved – Riitiir – Review

November 2, 2012

Extreme progressive metal OGs Enslaved have rocketed past 20 years of existence as a band and are showing no signs of abandoning their adventurous spirit.

James Iha – Look To The Sky – Review

November 1, 2012

14 years between solo albums is not something most artists can get away with, but former Smashing Pumpkins guitarist James Iha is not most artists.

Nervosa – Time of Death – Review

October 31, 2012

Sao Paulo female thrash trio Nervosa are heads-down and all business on their debut three-song EP.

The Helio Sequence – Negotiations – Review

October 30, 2012

Five records deep, The Helio Sequence are the exact kinda mellow, reverby semi-twangy indie rock I associate Sub Pop with since their grunge and dirty punk daze.

Vision of Disorder – The Cursed Remain Cursed – Review

October 29, 2012

Vision of Disorder changed up their sound a bunch for 2002’s From Bliss to Devastation, but not much has changed in the ten years since.

Local H – Hallelujah! I’m A Bum – Review

October 26, 2012

Hallelujah! I’m A Bum is a 17-song concept record about the sad state the U.S. finds itself in today, with an emphasis on the point of view of the worst-off among us.

California Wives – Art History – Review

October 26, 2012

More New Wavey than The Killers, and lighter in vocal punch and content (when The Killers are on point), but the U2ish guitarwork is pleasant.

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