February 26, 2021
Album Review: Djork by NOPES (Magnetic Eye)
On their third album, these self-proclaimed “weirdo punks” from Oakland, unleash a torrent of off-kilter, discordant riffs, drenched in feedback and bolstered by a slamming…
Articles Written By: Thomas Pizzola
October 21, 2020
Album Review: Loud Night’s Mindnumbing Pleasure
Loud Night are a new band from Richmond, Virginia that feature former members of underground heroes Ramming Speed. Their mission this time is playing a…
June 10, 2020
Album Review: Barren Womb’s Lizard Lounge (Loyal Blood Records, May 22nd)
Believe it or not, this publication has a little bit of history with this hard-charging Norwegian/Finnish duo. We were one of the first US publications…
December 5, 2019
Child Bite Implore You To Blow Off The Omens On New Album
Once again, Detroit noise rockers Child Bite have reinvented themselves, streamlining their spastic sound a bit and taking a more straightforward approach (well, as straightforward…
August 6, 2019
Album Review: Flower of the Cosmos by The Giraffes
I actually saw The Giraffes play here in Connecticut in the early 2000’s. They were on a package tour were with equally like minded bands…
July 20, 2019
Cory Branan on Connecticut, Genre Labels, and Where to Eat Lunch
Cory Branan performs a rule breaking form of alt country that draws from other genres such as rock, punk and folk. He has five critically…
July 3, 2019
The Derelicts Return from a Life of Strife
When Seattle punk band The Derelicts first formed in 1987 it seemed like they “were in the right place at the right time playing the…