by snoadmin | Feb 9, 2014 | Archives-old
Abrasive, guitar-driven post-punk with the occasional soft spot It’s pretty bold to claim, as Jack Name does in the title of the first song on his new album Light Show to have your “own Electric Ladyland.” It’s even bolder when you consider that the song in...
by snoadmin | Feb 9, 2014 | Archives-old
Angsty synth-heavy indie pop At their best, Camera2 make beautifully layered, impossibly catchy, dancefloor-ready synth-pop. Songs like “Appetite” and “Freak Show,” the first two on their new EP, reveal the band’s bright and infectious grooviness. In both of...
by snoadmin | Feb 9, 2014 | Archives-old
Sexy synth-rock. Kansas synth rockers Noise FM offer up a charged, provocative album that would be most at home in a dingy underground club. The album is high energy throughout, with dominant, grooving basslines and super catchy choruses and lines, all with...
by snoadmin | Feb 9, 2014 | Archives-old
A folk album that will mend your broken heart. Peggy Sue has been around for the past ten years, in which they have undergone a few name changes, released multiple LPs, and toured with a lot of popular artists emerging from England. Despite all of this, the...
by snoadmin | Feb 9, 2014 | Archives-old
A synthy, upbeat indie rock album For those who love synthesizers, bumpin’ beats, a small dose of guitars, and males who have decent voices that can carry a tune, look no further than Gardens and Villa’s album, Dunes. The album is an easy listen,...
