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of Montreal – Paralytic Stalks – Review

August 13, 2012

The least one-man-show of Montreal album yet, but it’s exploding with ideas barely pursued. Fragmented would be polite.

Beachwood Sparks – The Tarnished Gold – Review

July 31, 2012

First album in 11 years for this ’60/’70s California sunshine-style band. “Sparks Fly Again” provides a pleasant Grateful Deadsian jam for summer roadtrips.

Jack White – Blunderbuss – Review

July 27, 2012

I hate to use the term “watered-down White Stripes,” which I’m sure someone out there has used to describe Blunderbuss, but I’m almost forced to.

Grand Duchy – Let the People Speak – Review

July 20, 2012

Though a commendable effort at creating an alternative universe, this is still more of a hodgepodge of interesting moments at the expense of real songs.

Motion City Soundtrack – Go – Review

July 20, 2012

Motion City Soundtrack are back on Epitaph, home to their first three albums (2003-2007). “True Romance” continues the altpop tradition.

Scott Lucas & the Married Men – Blood Half Moon – Review

July 16, 2012

Local H howler Scott Lucas gets quieter and darker, more somber some might say, with his new band and their second full-length.

Scott Lucas & the Married Men – Blood Half Moon – Review

July 13, 2012

Lucas’s meaty guitar is more prominent among the big band bombast. The sheer volume of Blood Half Moon separates it from the Married Men debut.

King Tuff – Review

July 9, 2012

Garagey rock, recorded in Detroit, vocals that start mirror-staring introspection and wind up howling catchily over swaggering guitar and thumping beats.

Brothers of Brazil – On My Way – Review

July 2, 2012

Two brothers from Brazil who include some punk rock showmanship, some ’80s new wave smooth vocals, with samba and synths and ol’ timey rock’n’roll thrown in.

The Dandy Warhols – This Machine – Review

July 1, 2012

The album’s first single is a dark, mellow number, less reaching than The Kink’s classic “Alcohol,” but just as roomy, heartfelt, and simply beautiful.

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