Slug Guts – Playin’ In Time With The Deadbeat
Slug Guts – Playin’ In Time With The Deadbeat Sacred Bones Records July 24, 2012 What It Sounds Like: Give credit where credit is due. In an online review, a […]
Category Archives: Past Releases
Minus The Bear – They Make Beer Commercials Like This EP
Minus The Bear – They Make Beer Commercials Like This EP Arena Rock Recording Company July 14, 2004 What It Sounds Like: Dynamic-shifting indie rock, half of which leans toward […]
Nervous Curtains – Fake Infinity
Nervous Curtains – Fake Infinity Latest Flame Records February 21, 2012 What It Sounds Like: A blend of synth-rock and post-punk, but for dark, lonely nights rather than upbeat anthems […]
Trash Talk – 119
Trash Talk – 119 Odd Future Records October 9, 2012 What It Sounds Like: Hardcore Punk. You know what this type of music consists of? It takes the elements of… Punk: […]
The Sword – Apocryphon
The Sword – Apocryphon Razor & Tie October 22, 2012 What It Sounds Like: The cover artwork gives you a pretty good idea. This is hard classic rock; a straight throwback […]
Smash Mouth – Magic
Smash Mouth – Magic 429 Records September 4, 2012 What It Sounds Like: A pop/rock band trying to recapture its former radio glory without its primary songwriter. From the release […]
Benjamin Gibbard – Former Lives
Benjamin Gibbard – Former Lives Barsuk October 16, 2012 What It Sounds Like: Exactly what you would expect a solo record to sound like from the leader/songwriter of Death Cab […]
1990s – Cookies
1990s – Cookies Rough Trade May 14, 2007 What It Sounds Like: Peppy, super-simple, super-catchy, indie-rock kids banging out treble-heavy rock ‘n’ roll that wants to get you on the […]
Slightly Stoopid – Top Of The World
Slightly Stoopid – Top Of The World Stoopid Records August 14, 2012 What It Sounds Like: A chilled-out fusion of punk, reggae, hip-hop, and dub. There’s undeniable psych and blues […]
Carrousel – 27 rue de mi’chelle
Carrousel – 27 rue de mi’chelle (unsigned) May 15, 2012 What It Sounds Like: Bits of chamber and dream pop blended together into an orchestral backdrop that would serve as […]
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