The Slow Death - Punishers
On their first album since 2013’s “No Heaven” and third overall, Minneapolis’ The Slow Death do what they do best.
Going In Style
Oscar winners Morgan Freeman, Michael Caine and Alan Arkin together in one movie? Sign me up. Going In Style is a lighthearted heist caper, a remake of a largely forgotten 1979 movie. Chances are high that this remake will be largely forgotten as well in a couple of years, but I still had a relatively good time watching it.
Matt Pond PA - Still Summer
On the band’s twelfth album and apparent sequel to last year’s “Winter Lives”, Matt Pond PA sound decidedly upbeat and well, exactly like you want an album called “Still Summer” to sound.
Marvelous Mark - Buzzin'
The two flies getting it on on the album cover will probably only appeal to bestiality lovers, but the fourteen songs on the album have a much broader appeal.
Honeychain - Crushed
On their debut full-length, Southern California’s Honeychain crushes it.
At The Drive In
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PREMIERE: Starving Arts stream "Shadow Of Doubt"
We are very happy to bring you the premiere of "Shadow Of Doubt" by Starving Arts, the Long Island, NY based band featuring members of This Is Hell, Blistered, Burn and Extinctio
John Wick: Chapter 2
The first John Wick movie came out in 2014 and became something of a surprise hit. So it was a no-brainer that we would get treated to a sequel. Well, here it is. Bloodier and bolder than before.
When we first met retired assassin John Wick, he wasn’t in a good place. He was trying to adjust to his new life following the death of his wife and when some bad guys came into his house and killed his dog, he went on a rampage and took out everyone involved. It sounds dumb except for the fact that it wasn’t. It was awesome.
No Use For A Name - Rarities Vol. 1 : The Covers
Ugh. More punk rock covers. Including the zillionth version of Depeche Mode’s “Enjoy The Silence”. Unnecessary? Let’s go with ‘yes’ there.
Trapped Under Ice - Heatwave
Following a six-year hiatus, Trapped Under Ice are finally back. “Heatwave”, the band’s third album, clocks in just shy of fourteen minutes, which might not seem like much.