Sony Pictures Home Entertainment was kind enough to release a whole bunch of duo-packs that include some sweet movies. Fans of Angelina Jolie for example can rejoice with Wanted and Salt, two of her best movies. Let’s face it… she’s seen her share of crappy movies (Tomb Raider? Gone In Sixty Seconds? Taking Lives?) so it could’ve been a lot worse.
Let’s get ready to rumbleeeeeeee!
Arliss Nancy has been listening to a fair amount of The Hold Steady, Lucero, The Gaslight Anthem and Springsteen if you ask me.
Who here remembers The Dismemberment Plan? Raise your hands! They released a couple of solid albums back in the day (1999’s “Emergency & I”, 2001’s “Change”) and called it a day after that.
Following the free release of their self-titled album last year, Pentimento is back at it with a 4-song EP called “Inside The Sea”.
Even though Audacity has already cranked out a bunch of EPs and LPs in the decade they’ve been around, “Butter Knife” is my first encounter with these California-based garage-rockers.
Marked Men might not be around anymore but that’s okay because we already had Mark Ryan’s Mind Spiders and now we have Radioactivity, which sees Ryan reunited with Jeff Burke.
Following a short flirtation with Fueled By Ramen, The Swellers have found a new home with No Sleep Records and released one of their best albums to date.
The Creepshow crawled back in through the backdoor with a couple of replacements among its ranks. First and foremost there’s lead vocalist and guitarist Kenda Legaspi who replaced Sarah Blackwood.
Is it punkrock or indie? Who knows! Signals Midwest manage to combine both styles on “Light On The Lake” in a way that it’s hard to tell where one style ends and the other begins.
