Scott Hefflon – Page 27 – Lollipop Magazine

Baroness – Yellow & Green – Music Stream

September 7, 2012

Despite the hyperventilating of the press in anticipation of a negative reaction to the style changes Baroness makes on Yellow & Green, everything is fine.

The Grates – Turn Me On – Music Stream

September 5, 2012

Start with The Metrics’ electro breathy coo, add a mere hint of Hole/Breeders grunginess, and let it swell to a bubbling rock anthem.

The Grates – Secret Rituals – Review

September 5, 2012

Start with The Metrics’ electro breathy coo, add a mere hint of Hole/Breeders grunginess, and let it swell to a bubbling rock anthem.

Husky – History’s Door – Music Stream

September 4, 2012

This Aussie quartet prefers somber songsmithing to brazen self-promotion. While not setting the world on fire, Husky sure does write some good songs.

Husky – Forever So – Review

September 4, 2012

This Aussie quartet prefers somber songsmithing to brazen self-promotion. While not setting the world on fire, Husky sure does write some good songs.

Dusted – (Into The) Atmosphere – Music Stream

August 24, 2012

Brian Borcherdt (Holy Fuck) and Leon Taheny (Bruce Peninsula) team up to make lo-fi, fuzzy, glowing indie rock. More Spiritualized than synthy dance crap.

Dusted – Total Dust – Review

August 24, 2012

Brian Borcherdt (Holy Fuck) and Leon Taheny (Bruce Peninsula) team up to make lo-fi, fuzzy, glowing indie rock. More Spiritualized than synthy dance crap.

Children 18:3 – On The Run – Review

August 21, 2012

A family of home-schooled Christian kids form a punk band in Minnesota. That’s not the set-up for a joke, that’s the story here.

Children 18:3 – Moment to Moment – Music Stream

August 21, 2012

A family of home-schooled Christian kids form a punk band in Minnesota. That’s not the set-up for a joke, that’s the story here.

Japandroids – The House That Heaven Built – Music Stream

August 17, 2012

Anyone who wished fun. and Passion Pit were rowdier, noisier, less auto-tuned mom-love (fun.) and falsetto kiddie-chorused (PP), Japanoids are worth a listen.