Up until about a month ago I was the type of person to groan at the very mention of Radiohead when talking music with my friends. Sure, I loved some … Read moreSigmund Fraud’s Sunday Album Reviews #3: OK Computer (1997)
The realization that an artist you enjoy has become completely creatively stagnant is a huge slap in the face, especially when that artist gained recognition for doing something at least … Read moreSigmund Fraud’s Sunday Album Reviews #2: Five Easy Hot Dogs (2023)
Fleshwater, “We’re Not Here To Be Loved”, Closed Casket Activities, 2022 It’s a rather surprising development that Alternative Metal, the critical pariah of 20 years ago, has recently received a … Read moreReview: Fleshwater – “We’re Not Here To Be Loved”
Last month, I wrote a list of fifteen short album reviews for February and March releases that I would have loved to have talked about on my show had we … Read moreGuitars and Fringe: April Album Review Roundup
During this crazy time we’re living in, we’ve all had to find ways to cope and escape the anxieties that come with not knowing what will happen next. That may … Read moreGuitars and Fringe: February/March Album Review Roundup
If someone told me a year ago that I would become a Charli XCX fan in the future, I would’ve told them to shove it up their heinie (heiny? hinnie? … Read moreAlbum Review: Charli XCX—Charli
With the release of their first album ever, the rate at which Dorian Electra has blown up over the past few months is impressive—and for good reason. Flamboyant is an … Read moreAlbum Review: Dorian Electra—Flamboyant
If this is Danny Brown’s transition into elder statesman mode, I’m here for it. You gotta give the guy some credit—he’s spent the last ten years rapping like a maniac … Read moreAlbum Review: Danny Brown—uknowhatimsayin¿
My first introduction to Kim Petras was the sweet, bubbly, hyper-pop princess persona that quickly became her brand with the release of singles like “Heart to Break” and “Do Me”. … Read moreAlbum Review: Kim Petras—TURN OFF THE LIGHT
