The Spectors - Ooh Aah Aah
Not sure what happened between the release of the band’s self-titled EP in 2014 and now, but Belgium’s The Spectors somehow changed from a promising shoegaze band into something that is mostly deri
Not sure what happened between the release of the band’s self-titled EP in 2014 and now, but Belgium’s The Spectors somehow changed from a promising shoegaze band into something that is mostly deri
Have a sudden craving for noodly guitars? Well, look no further than Lifted Bells.
Failure is back at it with their first new release since 2015’s ‘The Heart Is A Monster’.
Zeke is back! And they haven’t changed a thing. In the time it took me to write these two short phrases, two super-charged songs raced by.
In just a couple of years, a lot has happened with Ohio’s McCafferty.
Olivier Nakache and Éric Toledano, the directors behind ‘Intouchables’, are back with another comedy. And yes, it is an absolute delight to watch.

I remember back when I first heard about Satanic Surfers back in 1996. They had just released 'Hero Of Our Time' and the second I heard opening track '...And The Cheese Fell Down', I was sold!
Did you like Kevin Devine’s Devinyl Split Series as much as we did? Well, good news… he’s back for another round!

Chances are, when you google the term ‘Spanish Love Songs’, you’re going to find a lot of stuff that has absolutely nothing to do with this Los Angeles based band.
Not really a review because… well, it’s right there in the title. The Lawrence Arms are the champions of the world. There’s really not a lot more to add after that.