Deadbubbles – Frienemies

Loud, unabashed, unforgiving, relentless, rock-n-roll music; Deadbubbles are contributing to a style of music made famous by late 70’s early 80’s punk-rock. The production quality may also remind you of this era. Chalk-full of “sex, drugs, rock-n-roll” attitude, Frienemies is reminiscent of such acts as The Misfits, Dead Kennedy’s, Iggy Pop, and The International Noise […]

Victorian Halls – Springteen

Victorian Halls – SpringteenSelf-releasedChicago is a long way from Seattle, but apparently The Blood Brothers are working in the fine state of Illinois under the pseudonym Victorian Halls. Maybe not, but if imitation truly is a form of flattery, then The Blood Brothers must be extremely flattered by Springteen.

Weezer – Self-Titled (The Red Album)

Weezer – Self-Titled (The Red Album)DGC From the same band that has already brought you two other self-titled albums (cleverly dubbed The Blue Album and The Green Album) comes a new self-titled album (once again, cleverly dubbed The Red Album). Weezer’s latest record is quite confusing and begs the question, “¿Como, Cuomo?”

The Feelings Mutual – The Feelings Mutual

Dinosaur Jr. comes to mind immediately upon listening to this album. If J. Mascis where to sing for Foo Fighters, you would have something similar to The Feelings Mutual. Fortunately, singer Jordan Clark has more diversity and is able to bring his voice from frailty to bold and powerful with the rise of intensity.

The Fratellis – Here We Stand

On Costello Music, The Fratellis sounded like a ragtag gang, churning out pint-hoisting anthems with anything goes charm and creativity. On their follow-up Here We Stand, it feels like they worked on this music, stepping out of the pub to smooth the edges off their songs and clean up their sound. This doesn’t always play […]