Medication Time, Party People!!
Larytta Jura Libra EP FoF Music, 2016 Review by Kent Manthie Coming out on April 15 is a new 2 song/4 version CD-single or, maybe it can […]
Month: March 2016
Queencore: First L.A., Next, The World
Hit Bargain Hit Bargain Self-Released, 2016 Review by Kent Manthie The debut EP from L.A. Band, Hit Bargain is a bash, from beginning to end. It starts off […]
Sunup to Sundown
Chris Pureka Back in the Ring Sad Rabbit Records, 2016 Review by Kent Manthie The sixth release from Portland, OR-based singer-songwriter, Chris Pureka comes after a five year hiatus, during which she lived her life, doing a variety of things that regular people do and, well, not rushing to get the next album written and […]
Bright City Nights
Woods City Sun Eater in the River of Light Woodsist Records, 2016 Review by Kent Manthie This new album from Brooklyn’s Woods, City Sun Eater in the River of Light, which […]
Princess for a Day (or a few)
Princess Century Rendezvous Paper Bag Records, 2016 Review by Kent Manthie Maya Postepski is quite the busy woman lately. One part of the Toronto music scene, she’s been […]
Digging the Deepest Yields the Brightest Nuggets!
Deep Throats Good, Bad, Pretty Castle Face Records, 2016 Review by Kent Manthie Another quite fascinating album from Castle Face Records, which, over the last couple […]
Mercurial, Dangerous, Vital!!
Bronze Live in San Francisco Castle Face Records, 2016 Review by Kent Manthie The new, live album by San Francisco-based Bronze, Live in San Francisco, is an album that captures Bronze in their […]
In Between the Planets
Our Solar System In Time Beyond Beyond is Beyond Records, 2016 Review by Kent Manthie It doesn’t get a hell of a lot better than this new album. I’m talking about the new album, out 3/25/16, from Swedish powerhouse, Our Solar System, the album, In Our Time. There are two songs on this 43 minute […]
Staring at the SUN
Sunwatchers Sunwatchers Castle Face Records, 2016 Review by Kent Manthie If you want to hear what could possibly be the best record that will be released this year (and I know it’s only March), take a listen to the new, eponymous album by New York-based Sunwatchers. This thing’s heavy. A true thing of beauty, seven […]
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