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Paradise Lost – The Plague Within – Review

June 19, 2015

The Plague Within is a surprisingly dark album. An album full of gnarly, dirt-under-fingernails dirges, soaked in deliberate, droning heaviness.

Raven – ExtermiNation – Review

May 15, 2015

Every now and then, when your brain has been fried by so many far-out variants, it’s great to have some old-school Heavy Metal kick you in the head.

Violent Femmes – Happy New Year – Review

May 6, 2015

The Violent Femmes return with EP Happy New Year, their first collection of new songs since the very underappreciated Freak Magnet, released in 2000.

Local H – Hey Killer – Review

April 10, 2015

Hey, Killer is the most consistent Local H record since 2002’s Here Comes the Zoo and the band’s best since at least 2004’s Whatever Happened to P.J. Soles?

The Birthday Massacre – Superstition – Review

December 12, 2014

Canadian dark wavers The Birthday Massacre expertly walk the line between electro that’s moody and intriguing and electro that stumbles into cheesy territory.

Moose Blood – I’ll Keep You In Mind, From Time to Time – Review

November 14, 2014

I’m not one for acoustic heartbreak. Anything vaguely Dashboard Confessional-like and I’m running for the exit, but UK indie rockers Moose Blood got me with “Cherry.”

The Haunted – Exit Wounds – Review

October 10, 2014

If there’s a band that’s well suited for a comeback or reinvention, it’s The Haunted. They’ve already done it several times over.

Seattle Noise Vol. 1 – Review

July 4, 2014

Good to Die has been putting out dirty, heavy and straight-up “authentic” sounding rock and metal for a few years, and this 14-song comp is a great sampler.

Since I’ve already reviewed two-thirds of full-length Indie Cindy through EP-1 and EP-2, I don’t feel the need to rehash those songs. The new ones are not even as good as the high points of those two EPs.

The Generators – Life Gives Life Takes – Review

May 30, 2014

Classic old school punk with a strong Bad Religion vibe. Considering The Generators have a 15+ year history, it’s no surprise that they create perfectly formed, impeccably molded songs like the ones on Life Gives, Life Takes, their 10th album.

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