The Invisible – Ear Candy for Patient Audiophiles
The Invisible The Invisible EP Self-released By Stella Cole Thoughtful and well crafted, the Invisible EP worms its way into your head slowly and seamlessly with its unique blending of…
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Social Distortion – Back After Eight Years
Social Distortion – Sex, Love and Rock ‘n’ RollTime Bomb RecordsBy Graham Isaac It must be tough getting on in years playing a form of music practically defined by youthfulness….
The New Tom Waits Album is Really Good. Go Figure.
Tom Waits: Real GoneAnti Records By Graham Isaac As I’m sure is the case with most reviewer types, there are a few artists I have a hard time rating, since…
Monster Magnet – From Profane Cosmic Genius to the Kings of Crapula
Album Review – Monster MagnetMonolithic Baby!SPV/Steamhammer Records By Matt Brown I was first introduced to the profane cosmic genius of Monster Magnet in early 1991 by a Southern gentleman going…
New Old 97’s Album Disappoints Superfan
Adam Lawrence – What a difference three years make.We last heard from the Old 97’s in 2001, when the Kinks-inspired Satellite Rides hit shelves. Most saw it as a solid record, but it was a pronounced step further from the cow-punk leanings that fueled their first three albums.
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