I used to struggle with the idea of fuzzy indie rock being used into something that could be considered as dreamy or relaxing. All I

Koalra are back again with a new album. The Portland-based rock outfit has been constantly evolving through the years, capturing a skillset steeped in noise

The Comet is Coming is a London-based jazz group headed by saxophonist and pillar of the British jazz scene Shabaka Hutchings. Together with keyboardist Dan Leavers

The latest full length LP of LIFE, entitled A Picture Of Good Health is a collection of rapid-fire punk catharsis. It’s a record that focuses on personal and

Talk Show is one of the more notable bands in London’s thriving live punk scene. Their first EP entitled These People is a testament to that, filled

Post-punk has always been characterized by its gloomy and foreboding mood. Its sound paints dark industrial complexes filled with workers slaving away in its tight

Gen Pop is a group originating from Olympia Washington. Their first full length PPM66 is a volatile concoction of greasy lo-fi punk. Production is raw and scrappy, with

Strange Lot left Phoenix for the bustling music scene of Austin, Texas to hone their craft and to be a part of the locale garage psych

Chicago based quartet French Police follows in the tradition of 80’s new wave and post punk. Their new release, Haunted Castle sees them upgrading and refining their style from

Sweden’s I Love Your Lifestyle has an interesting mixture of styles in their arsenal. The band is primarily influenced by midwest emo, which shows by the heartfelt

Guitar music has seen a lot of changes through the decades. Each era of rock has seen its fair share of styles and influences. There’s

John Dwyer is the primary songwriter for punk outfit the Oh Sees. In between studio albums and managing a  recording label, he also has a

Daisychain Reaction is the third full length release from Poster Children, which was produced by Steve Albini. It first came out in 1991 and was re-released on

Poster Children released Tool of the Man in 1993 under Sire records. In this album the band presents an overall gloomier atmosphere with darker shades and textures than

Gentle riffs phase over an ethereal mix, while a bass line provides structure and form, glossing over an icy tune before the drums arrive to

The second full-length from Pastel Coast gives off a warm and fuzzy feeling. Aptly titled Sun, this record evokes a fun energy inspired by warm summer days spent