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Looking Glass War Unveil New Single, Unleash Suave Saints Of The Lost And Found

We try to drop everything when it comes to Goddamn Glenn-related projects. The frontperson for both Parlour Bells and Looking Glass War has that old school Justin Hawkins bravado (“Old School” in the same sentence as The Darkness is weird, right???), the showmanship of Freddie Mercury, and a penchant for tapping into the voice of […]

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Corrosion Of Conformity in peak form on IX!

Do I miss Pepper Keenan? Sure do! My Corrosion of Conformity education began with 1994’s Deliverance but I understand why things are the way they are now. Making it easier to swallow is the fact that Mike Dean, Reed Mullin, and Woody Weatherman are still putting out some of their [...]

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What’s In A Name? Ravioli Me Away premiere video for “Cat Call”!

To really experience Ravioli Me Away you need to ignore whatever it is I’m blathering on about right now and click on the video for “Cat Call” now. Has it been three and a half minutes yet? Were you sucked in by the “choreography”? The video’s insane, right? But special. [...]

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Speak deliver sophomore album Pedals, musical heavens explode!

Listening through Speak’s sophomore album and I’m immediately transported to that scene in Back to the Future in which Marvin Berry is on the phone with his cousin shouting excitedly: “Chuck! Chuck, it’s Marvin. Your cousin, Marvin Berry! You know that new sound you’e looking for? Well, listen to this!” [...]

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Bright Light Bright Light up the ante once again on Life Is Easy.

Rod Thomas is back at it again as Bright Light Bright Light and inspired by some new friends (Sir Elton John, in particular, who appeared on the I Wish We Were Leaving EP earlier this year) on his sophomore stunner Life Is Easy. Expanding the Bright Light Bright Light sound [...]

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Welcome to Joyland, courtesy of Trust.

Have you ever gotten into a band at the absolute worst time possible? Like, you just fully immerse yourself in an album only to find that said band has just come through town? That’s my experience with Toronto’s Trust. Until next time then but for now I can still experience [...]

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VANIISH go goth and beyond on debut album, Memory Work!

It’s hard to describe VANIISH to someone who hasn’t heard them before. If She Wants Revenge went the way they should have, if I Love You But I’ve Chosen Darkness actually recorded a follow up to their stunning debut, if The Soft Moon were a tad less mechanical, If Bauhaus [...]

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