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[ April 27, 2024 ] Something Corporate Announces Out Of Office Tour Dates – News News
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[ April 4, 2024 ] John Garcia (Ex-Kyuss) Announces North American Tour – News News

Ultralash – Review

November 19, 2003

Bare bones personal, basic and raw, this sound comes from the inside: The insides of neuroses, the insides of instruments, the insides of heads.

Björk – Gling-Gló – Review

November 19, 2003

Before Debut, Björk recorded Gling-Gló, a collection of Icelandic jazz and folk songs that went platinum in her native country.

The Afflictions – The Peotone – Review

November 19, 2003

Part swagger, part spazzout, seemingly not White Stripes fashion fucks, this mere six-song EP isn’t enough.

Driver of the Year – Some Girls Would Say – Review

November 19, 2003

Ignoring the first song, Driver Of The Year put together a solid, yet confusingly eclectic album.

The Party of Helicopters – Please Believe It – Review

November 12, 2003

They’ve got Shudder To Think’s dramatic vocals, Botch/Minus The Bear’s guitar downpours, and stoner rock riffing bombast. Simply astounding.

The Mars Volta – De-loused in the Comatorium – Review

November 12, 2003

Simple words and descriptions don’t even come close to capturing the shapeshifting, mind-bending, soul-purging madness these six men put human ears through.

The Life And Times – The Flat End of the Earth – Review

November 12, 2003

Even at a mere six songs, The Flat End of the Earth proves that The Life And Times are not Shiner Part Two.

Cardia – Review

November 12, 2003

Fronted by ex-Rival Schools’ Ian Love and featuring ex-members of Shudder To Think, The Verve Pipe, etc., the professionalism and maturity here is air-tight.

Riddle of Steel – Python – Review

November 5, 2003

Riddle of Steel rode on shoulders of Shiner, Jawbox, and Shudder To Think, but the moody melodicism and instrumental weavings of Python don’t need to hitchhike.

Year Of The Rabbit – Review

November 5, 2003

They’re worthy of Cave In’s worship on this stellar debut. Bombastic grooves, arena-shaking tunes, all parading to Andrews’ left-of-center pop sensibility.

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