Templeton Pek – New Horizons
For their new album “New Horizons”, UK’s own Templeton Pek headed all the way to California to record with Ken Seaton at The Porch in Hermosa Beach, CA and then handed the album over to Cameron Web
Dan Andriano In The Emergency Room – Party Adjacent
Things have been kinda quiet around Alkaline Trio since the release of 2013’s “My Shame Is True”. Its individual members though have been busy enough.
Tigerwine – Lull
On “Lull”, Colorado’s Tigerwine deliver five songs where they mix up emo, grunge and hardcore into one easily consumable whole that has more than a few things in common with a band like Balance And
Loud Boyz – Tough Love, Hard Feelings
Nowadays there are over a million subgenres in punk… oh wait, someone just invented yet another one.
Mutoid Man – Bleeder
Sometimes you come across an album that makes your head spin.
Wolf Alice – My Love Is Cool
When Ellie Rowsell and Joff Oddie first started Wolf Alice, they were a folk-pop duo armed with acoustic instruments and a shared love of Angela Carter’s twisted fairy tales (from which they got th
True Trans With Laura Jane Grace Nominated For Emmy Award
The nominations for the 36th annual News & Documentary Emmy Awards are out, and AOL is on the list this year with AOL Originals TRUE TRANS WITH LAURA JANE GRACE recognized in the New Approaches: Arts, Lifestyle, Culture category.
The Sword to release multiple colored vinyl
Good news for all the vinyl junkies out there, bad news for the loyal fans of The Sword who want to have every single version of the band's upcoming album, "High Country".
Inherent Vice
Inherent Vice, Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest movie, takes us to LA in the late sixties. You know, when hippies reeked of patchouli and said things like ‘groovy’. It’s the first ever adaptation of one of Thomas Pynchon’s novels, which up until now were considered to be unadaptable to the silver screen.
Chappie
Following District 9 and Elysium, South-African director Neill Blomkamp once again drags our asses into the sci-fi realm with Chappie, a delightful mix between Robocop, A.I. and Short Circuit. This time around we are dropped headfirst in the violent streets of Johannesburg where the police uses robots to restore order. Things go wrong though when one of those robots ends up in the hands of Die Antwoord’s Yolandi and Ninja (playing white trash-ier versions of themselves).