Who are Street Pieces?
Why, they're a band who recently put out a song by the name of "Cthulhu", of course!
Here's a brief interview regarding the song.
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I saw Milton Man Gogh last year.
Unless I'm remembering things incorrectly (which I likely am), How To Be Big & Small (At The Same Time) presents a very di...
Vol. 2 makes for a rather pleasant listen. Soft tones alongside more tender instrument playing see use, and overall it's kind of quiet. That's not quiet in that...
Final Transmission starts with its title track, which is entirely Caleb Scofield. With its gentle acoustic guitar and "Do do do do" vocals, it's a sweet and pla...
Recently Lord Vicar released The Black Powder, their first album since their last album.
Having the opportunity to send through some questions, I did just th...
"Crystal Math" starts off fairly loud and spends its entirety alternating between soft and loud. All the power in this song is in the guitars, which are signifi...
Born Free. Born Free.
The band don't allow much time before they kick into high gear. A few seconds in and they're already going as furiously as they'll allo...
To be completely honest with you the thought of “reviewing” a Sunn O))) record is a daunting task. Renowned for their mood-altering soundscapes, listening to th...
Gaahl makes music. Gaahls WYRD is a project featuring both Gaahl and a merry cohort of musicians.
Initially GastiR - Ghosts Invited indicates that it's going...
Bad Religion are one of those bands that have been around long enough to have what one could describe as a career. Furthermore, they've released more than two a...
