This week’s reviews: Jenny Lewis
I loved 2006’s Rabbit Fur Coat. I was burned by 2008’s Acid Tongue. So when I heard Jenny Lewis was set to release her third solo album, produced by Ryan Adams, […]
Monthly Archives: July 2014
10 Years Later: Taking Back Sunday’s Where You Want to Be
The early 2000s were quite a time for pop-punk and emo. One of the major revolutions was developing in Long Island, NY where bands like The Movielife, Brand New, and […]
What am I listening to? Piebald, Joyce Manor, Jenny Lewis
Piebald – Volume III For those who are not familiar with Piebald, they were a pop-punk/emo band from Andover, Massachusetts. They formed in the mid-1990s and released a few great […]
Getting to Know The Hold Steady in 15 Tracks
This year is the 10th anniversary of The Hold Steady‘s debut album Almost Killed Me. While this album is a pretty weak and rough debut, it is also a first […]
This week’s Reviews: Reigning Sound, Morrissey, Weird Al
As of late, it seems you can always trust a Merge release. The label put out Bob Mould’s last two solo albums, Mikal Cronin‘s MCII, Superchunk’s discography, and dozens of […]
borrowed nostalgia 