Posts in category Album Review

By Tyler Hersko In case their name wasn’t an adequate hint, you should know that Decapitated isn’t the kind of band interested in easing listeners …

By Alexa Solis After two rather uninspiring releases, Interpol’s fifth studio album “El Pintor” is the high-octane record that finally breaks the band free of …

By Anneliese Hucal One of electronic dance music’s Achilles’ heels is its tendency to bombard listeners with immature and repetitive lyrics ridden with painfully predictable …

By Alexa Solis Karen O’s debut solo album “Crush Songs” is exactly what its title implies — a collection of angst-ridden love songs reminiscent of …

Flickr photos cc of Kurini Santosu, jetske, Bago Games, Trics4kidz By Tyler Hersko I’ve come to accept that I just don’t understand how seemingly random …

Photo provided by Treblezine.com By Tyler Hersko “Before there was punk, there was a band called Death.” That’s how they’re advertised, anyway. The band known …

By Conor Ploeger Indie rock’s Real Estate has developed a cult following since its inception in 2009. That said, fans expressed concern as to whether …

By Tyler Hersko It’s been awhile since I first listened to “Recess,” but the memory of its initial impact still sends shivers creeping down my …

By Nick Rattigan Juan Wauters, former front man of   the garage rock band The Beets, makes   his debut as a solo artist with …

By Tyler Hersko Within Temptation is one of those rare mainstream rock bands that truly deserves the heaps of critical acclaim thrown their way. The …