Dogbreth - Second Home
I wasn’t entirely sure what to expect from a band called Dogbreth, but it wasn’t what I ended up listening to.
I wasn’t entirely sure what to expect from a band called Dogbreth, but it wasn’t what I ended up listening to.
Following up on last year’s “Someone I’d Like To Know” EP, Chicago’s Earth Girls step it up on “Wanderlust”, the band’s first full-length.
Not sure what this Cambridge-based outfit has to mourn about. Definitely not their music.
- by Chris Crane
I haven't listened to much of Big Eyes' other work, but whether or not you're familiar with them, "Stake My Claim" is well worth your time.
“No Beer No Dad” opens with the sound of someone shotgunning a beer, before bursting out in opening combo that is the joyous and ba ba ba-enhanced “Cents Cents Money Money” and “Indiana”, a song ab
As a self-described Punk Rock Dad, finding things to listening to that fits the 'non-baby' baby music criteria without being a rehashed lullaby is difficult.
American circles are doughy and come with a hole in them. Russian Circles may be from the US, but there’s nothing about their songs.
Following up on last year’s “Hiding Games” EP is Canada’s Safe To Say.
Don't know about you, but I fell head over heels for Big Eyes the second I heard the band's previous album, "Almost Famous". And their new album? Well, it is even better!

Sunset Shipwrecks is a new band featuring American Steel’s Ryan Massey and Scott Healy. They recently released their debut album “Communicty” through Lugosi Records, heir own - and recently revived – label.