Chicago Band The Lilacs Return After 25 Years with the Impeccable “The Lilacs Endure”
There’s little quite as gratifying in this whole ‘rock biz’ thing as a dearly loved, long...
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The Return of Everyone’s Favorite Post-Punk Chaucers – “Fabula Mendax” by The Monochrome Set
One is led to ask, what’s with these guys? Fresh off their first ever West Coast... -
Pop Sugar Brilliance: Matthew Sweet’s “Kimi Ga Suki*Raifu”
U.K. label Glass Modern have brought Matthew Sweet’s 2003 album Kimi Ga Suki*Raifu (which translates to... -
A Stunning Swan Song: Future Pilot AKA’s Orkestra Digitalis
Future Pilot A.K.A., a.k.a. Sushil Dade, is the former bass player for The Soup Dragons, BMX... -
Slinky Dark Genius: Body Of Light’s Time To Kill
The current flood of retro Synth artists on the scene are making some of the most... -
Where the Future Leeds – Drahla’s Incomparable Debut “Useless Coordinates”
Maybe due its size, smaller and more tightly-knit than the cohort metropoles of its time, but... -
A Canny Madness IS their Method – Stereo Total’s Twelfth “Ah! Quel Cinema!”
OK, look. Any band sufficiently endowed with such an intelligent depth of quirk as to inspire... -
The Textured Post-Punk Grace of Sômbre’s Debut “Linsay”
Like anyone in this music-hunting game, we live to be surprised. And while often, as is... -
Forty of This Year’s Most Satisfying Moments – “Year of Solitude” by German Army
German Army (or GeAr) never fail to stun the senses with every album and with as... -
Saturated with Self-Assurance and a Kind of Calm Elan – The Schramms return with “Omnidirectional”
When you own a resumé full of bona fides such as feature on that with the...