No Use For A Name – The Feel Good Record Of The Year
Arrogant little brats! “The Feel Good Record Of The Year”… who the hell do they think they are?
That Was Something – Bears!
I recently received Detroit’s That Was Something’s new album in my mailbox and I have to say I have never ever heard of these guys before, nor of the label they’re on (Oort Records).
Broadcast Sea – Wounded Soldier
Pluto Records has had a very consistens release record ever since I got in touch with them years ago.
The Pigeon Detectives – Emergency
Chatham County Line - IV
Bluegrass. Not exactly my favorite genre. But what the dudes from Chatham County Line do on their fourth album charmed the hell out of me.
Murder By Death – Red Of Tooth And Claw
With “Red Of Tooth And Claw” Indiana’s Murder By Death released an album that is nothing but impressive.
Goldfinger – Hello Destiny
Dammit, I forced myself into liking this band’s previous releases but honestly I never felt the same way about them as I did about their old songs like “Here In Your Bedroom” or “Mabel”.
New Found Glory – Tip Of The Iceberg / International Superheroes Of Hardcore – Takin’ It Ova
I just barely recuperated from New Found Glory’s ‘From The Screen To Your Stereo II” release and bam, we’re already treated to a whole new batch of songs.
The Weepies – Hideaway
The Weepies are Deb Talan and Steven Tannen, a happily married couple with a baby boy who jump at every chance they get to tell the world just how happy they are together. It’s adorable.
Ike Reilly – Poison The Hit Parade
To tie us over until Ike Reilly’s new album comes out, there is now “Poison The Hit Parade”, a collection of demo songs, alternate takes and EP tracks.