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The Bronx - The Bronx III
West coast punk squad The Bronx are back with what is being dubbed their most notable release to date. An example of proper rock evolution, the band has maintained their viral gritty passion throughout all three of their self-titled efforts, as well as surviving a few integral line-up changes and additions. (more…)
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Hank Williams III - Damn Right, Rebel Proud
With true Country twang and the grit of a punk rock scoundrel, Hank Williams III brings us a reason to slag whiskey and shuck tears in his new effort Damn Right, Rebel Proud. (more…)
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Black Rebel Motorcyle Club - The Effects Of 333
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club released their fifth studio recording, an instrumental/noise album entitled The Effects of 333… Ten tracks later and oh how the mind wonders. (more…)
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Eagles of Death Metal - Heart On
The third release from our dear Eagles of Death Metal brings not only their usual brand of under toned humor, but also a new ring of experimental percussion and a dirtier form of blues that brings us back to the 70’s suburban garage. (more…)
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Ryan Adams & The Cardinals - Cardinology
The bizarre Ryan Adams is back once more with his new studio album Cardinology. With plenty of “colorful” life lessons and eight albums under his belt the Jacksonville native brings us another pain filled record smothered with a refreshing blanket of melody. (more…)
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of Montreal - Skeletal Lamping
Listening to Skeletal Lamping one wonders if it’s possible to continuously hit new levels of pretentiousness; one would be right to assume so. (more…)
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Ray LaMontagne - Gossip In The Grain
Since his weighty 2004 debut Trouble, the humble Maine native has brought a polished sense of urgency to his raspy style of folk. His newest effort Gossip In The Grain has broken protocol if just for a moment. (more…)
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Rise Against - Appeal To Reason
The better than words Chicago think punks, Rise Against, bring word of woe to the public. In a world where questions go unanswered and pain and suffering are a common curse to our globe’s inhabitants, the Bill Stevenson produced Appeal To Reason, is a fourteen-track cry for awareness and knowledge. (more…)
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Mobile - Tales From The City
Tales From the City: A well-written and well-produced album with a tendency to lean on programming prowess and synth work.
A definition is only as good as it’s creator, so you may want to weigh whether or not you should assume mine to be true. (more…)
