Album Reviews

The Chelsea Curve Share A Sophomore Success With The Sugary Pop Filling The Rideout

There’s something about the way that Boston Mod Rawkers The Chelsea Curve craft their tunes which causes uncontrollable smiling whenever played. Just us? We highly doubt it. For a test, we suggest you put on any one of the singles released ahead of sophomore LP The Rideout then tell us [...]

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Sound Advice Highlight A Hybrid Sound On Debut EP Sonder

Sonder, the debut EP from Boston’s Sound Advice is an enthralling, engaging collection of songs crafted utilizing the SA sonic template which consists of elements of Jazz, Blues, Soul, Pop and Alternative with an Indie flair. If you were charmed by either 2025’s “Nothing At All” or the recent release [...]

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The Amity Affliction Add Reeves, Return Reinvigorated With Rousing House Of Cards

Is it possible for a record to have back to back to back to back to back to back to back to back to back to back to back to back to back bangers on a release? If you’re The Amity Affliction and releasing your 9th record then that’s exactly [...]

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Carpenter Brut Completes Their “Leather Trilogy” With Leather Temple, Prepares For Live Electro Showdown With HEALTH

What a world we live in where the sub-genre of Instrumental Industrial/Electro has such artists like Carpenter Brut putting out the kind of music they do especially with a release such as Leather Temple capping off a 3-album trilogy started on 2018’s Leather Teeth.

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Call To The Void Call To The Greats, Deliver Gothic Alternative Anthems On The Power Of Intention

When THE Queen B (We’re, of course, talking about My Ruin’s Tairrie B. Murphy) blesses a project then, for us at least, we know it’s something that we need to keep a watchful eye (And obviously ear…) out for. That said, when Call To The Void’s vocalist Jack Osborne appeared [...]

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Corrosion Of Conformity Unleash 11th Full-Length Good God/Baad Man, Possibly Best Yet, Hit The Road For Headline And Co-Headline Runs

Make no mistake, Good God/Baad Man is a BEAST of a record from Corrosion Of Conformity. If you were in some way, shape or form left feeling somewhat underwhelmed when the quartet version of COC finally returned with 2018’s No Cross No Crown then their 11th full-length is here to [...]

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