Music Reviews on Teenage Fanclub, Thrice, and Talib Kweli. Teenage Fanclub: TFC is a band with an incredible history that has been making amazing music for the past 15 years. They put this particular album out on the DGC label (Geffen) and were the British tour mates of...

Reviews of The Academy Is and The Mars Volta. The Academy Is: Sexy lyrics like an indie rock Jim Morrison, rocks like a dance record, and will capture the ears of a young generation of rock lovers. Take a ride through this record on clean guitar lines & catchy hooks while The Academy boys feed you some...

Review of Damien Rice's O: Listening to Damien Rice is like lying next to a stream in the mountains strumming your acoustic guitar while nature provides the backing vocals. “O” his 2003 release provides several amazing tunes that are sure to keep you mellow. ‘Volcano’ is an amazing song that resides...

Music reviews of Coyle Parker, The Transplants, and Sol Jibe. Coyle Parker: Hailing from Portland, Oregon Coyle Parker has created a musical mix of dissonant and personal vocals lay over picked out acoustic guitars and simple percussion. ‘So Low, So High’ reminds me of a Dinosaur Jr. track...

Reviews of The Lyndsay Diaries and One Self. The Lyndsay Diaries: cott Windsor is the Lyndsay Diaries and one of the most soft spoken vocalists I have come across. He has a soothing feel to his delivery and it compliments the nice acoustic feel of this record. Although this is a solo project...

Reviews of Death From Above 1979 and Mischif, Inc. Death From Above 1979: A duo of incredible sounds and curious vibes that have decided that there are absolutely NO rules when it comes to music, art, or anything else, and they’re right! At first listen there was just no way...

Music reviews of The Arcade Fire and Every Time I Die. The Arcade Fire: A great mixture of instruments and genre mixing. The Arcade Fire is brilliant and delivers something good for the seasoned musician and the casual listener. It is difficult to really put your finger on one...

Music reviews of Paramore, Deltron, and Solj Jibe. Paramore: The disc kicks off with a great 8 minute instrumental, very moody and sets the tone that this is a band with a great mixture of music and talent. Sol Jibe are well versed in the world of music, pulling influences...

Music reviews of The Yearbook, Glassjaw, and Nural. The Yearbook: The Yearbook is actually the solo project of a young 20 year old, Lorin Madsen, out of Salt Lake City, UT. The New Year EP is his first effort as a solo artist and it is impressive that he played all...