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Family Guy – Review

February 9, 2007

Family Guy bucks the trend, offering up a nearly perfect encapsulation of the show in game form.

Arch Enemy – Live Apocalypse – Review

February 9, 2007

Two discs of concert footage, videos, and interviews, with the pristine production values and sound quality from a band that never does anything half-ass.

The Old Haunts – Fuel On Fire – Review

February 1, 2007

“Civil Salvage” starts in with a replicated gypsy tinge, followed by the dark 16 Horsepower vaudeville country of “Death On The Sickbed” and “Culture of Prey.”

The Mooney Suzuki – The Maximum Black EP – Review

February 1, 2007

Not my fave fuzzy garage unit. Any NYC hipster oughtta dig into Bad Afro’s roster and realize what posers they are, but ya can’t teach those trendies anything.

Therion – Celebrators of Becoming – Review

January 12, 2007

How you feel about Therion depends largely on your tolerance for hugely melodramatic, pretentious opera metal. Experience Therion with this six-disc box set.

Caliban – The Undying Darkness – Review

January 12, 2007

German powerhouse Caliban does the whole metalcore meets the NWOSDM (New Wave of Swedish Death Metal) thing well. For a debut full-length, this is really good.

Twelve Tribes – Midwest Pandemic – Review

January 12, 2007

There’s prog twiddle mixed in with single-note howl and “I like this riff, I’m going to groove on it for the rest of the song,” clean singing and more yowling.

Baby Boy H – The Imaginary Dream – Review

January 12, 2007

Each song is mammoth, building slowly and steady until the climax, and you realize you’ve been staring in silence at the speakers, mouth slightly ajar.

The Divine Comedy – Victory For the Comic Muse – Review

January 12, 2007

Finally, composer of symphonic, cinematic, epic ballads Neil Hannon returns, age and parenthood having had no negative effect on his charm, wit, or craft.

Pilot Speed – Into The West – Review

January 12, 2007

Pilot Speed’s singer has some of that Muse vocal power, even if the songs aren’t as rich and dense, They’re from New Zealand, now living in Canada.

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