TobyMac’s Solo Records Ranked Six To One: #3: Momentum
To hear the name “TobyMac” is as familiar to me as breathing. Jesus Freak was, is, and always will be standard that music is judged against. Say what you will. “It’s […]
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TobyMac’s Solo Records Ranked Six To One. #5: Tonight
To hear the name “TobyMac” is as familiar to me as breathing. Jesus Freak was, is, and always will be standard that music is judged against. Say what you will. “It’s […]
The Safety Fire – Grind The Ocean
The Safety Fire – Grind The Ocean Century Media / InsideOut Music February 27, 2012 What It Sounds Like: Progressive Metal, through and through. As much as I love it, […]
Crocodiles – Summer Of Hate
Crocodiles – Summer Of Hate Fat Possum Records April 28, 2009 What It Sounds Like: Alternative new wave-y noise pop. I came into the fold of Crocodiles years ago after […]
John Schlitt – Shake
John Schlitt – Shake Word / Epic March 14, 1995 What It Sounds Like: Rock and Contemporary Christian tunes from Petra’s leader on his first solo record. Greg X. Volz […]
Iran – Dissolver
Iran – Dissolver Narnack Records February 17, 2009 What It Sounds Like: Brooklyn’s Iran trades in a majority of their experimental noise routines in favor of a more 70s guitar […]
Luna Halo – Luna Halo
Luna Halo – Luna Halo American Recordings October 30, 2007 What It Sounds Like: Single after single of energetic, ready-for-the-radio, rock ‘n’ roll. And I say Hey, hey, the end […]
Blood Orange – Coastal Grooves
Blood Orange – Coastal Grooves Domino Records August 8, 2011 What It Sounds Like: Catchy, sexy, danceable, and precise, Dev Hynes’ newest persona is a new-wavey, indie rock and pop […]
Wolf Parade – Apologies To The Queen Mary
Wolf Parade – Apologies To The Queen Mary Sub Pop September 27, 2005 What It Sounds Like: Experimental indie rock with heavy doses of post-punk and new-wave revival. A couple […]
Kingmaker – Sleepwalking
Kingmaker – Sleepwalking Chrysalis May 11, 1993 What It Sounds Like: Early 90s alternative rock from Yorkshire, full of steady melodies and good times (despite the unrest that may be […]
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