The Micronite Filters
The Micronite Filters opens up into a CD-sized gatefold sleeve. The interaction with the packaging is an ergodic allusion to […]
Reviews
Mena
I’m not sure if metal folk is a true musical genre, but there is no other way to describe Mena’s […]
Lydia/Bullet
One song is upbeat and in possession of a couple hooks amid the shoegazy guitar and buried vocals. The other […]
The Lonesome Valley Singers, Corpse Circus Revue
One of this album’s songs is titled “This is for the Aftermath.” It’s for the aftermath of a love affair […]
Lightning Dust
Is it not weird the way we sometimes listen to one record more than another even though the record we […]
Leper Collective/Flesh for Frank, Of Toasters and Burnt Toasts/Computer Generated Shit Noise Attack
More wicked demented stuff from Francois Marceau, supergenius. I literally never know what this maniac is going to do to […]
Usra Leedham, The Architect’s Wound
With a title like that, you know the CD can only be one thing: wretched. But incomprehensibly wretched? I don’t […]
Joe Lapinski, Sundries
“Hey, it’s really snowing!” yells my daughter at the kitchen window and I look up from scrubbing yesterday’s pots and […]
The Lady Racers, Here and Now
Regret, recrimination, retribution–the three R’s of relationships, it would seem, if you are a Lady Racer. This thoughtful trio of […]
Kids on TV, Mixing Business with Pleasure
If you don’t already think Kids On TV are the best band going, like, if you’re sitting on the fence […]
HRSTA, Ghosts Will Come and Kiss Our Eyes
More groanin’, moanin’ and dronin’ from this lesser example of the Montreal aesthetic emerging from the hallowed hovel of Constellation […]
Himalayan Bear,…Attacks the Brilliant Air
At first I hated this. The lyrics are amazingly pretentious, the singer has a sort of Jeff Buckley vibe going […]