Recent Reviews
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The Panic Division: Eternalism
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The Jealous Sound – A Gentle Reminder
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O’Brother – Garden Window
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Active Child: You Are All I See
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Kay Kay and his Weathered Underground – Introducing…
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Psychic Babble – My Brother’s Ears/My Sister’s Eyes
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Halos – Living Like Kings In Confined Spaces
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Sainthood Reps: Monoculture
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The Dangerous Summer: War Paint
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Fleet Foxes – Helplessness Blues
Recent Posts
- Basement Tapes Available1:01am today
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- Deep Sea Diver Live Session10:10pm on February 21, 2012
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- fun. Album Stream + Giveaway6:06pm on February 16, 2012
- In-Depth Kiev Interview5:05pm on February 16, 2012
- Deep Sea Diver Runs Thru Yr Ears3:03pm on February 15, 2012
- Eternalism Album Stream + Interview6:06am on February 14, 2012
- Matt & Gav Interview9:09pm on February 12, 2012
- Good Old War Album Preview5:05pm on February 9, 2012
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Posts containing Thrice
O’Brother – Garden Window
November 23, 2011 by Matt Zimmerman
O’Brother’s debut full length is a 63 minute behemoth which ties both sludgy metal and Sigur Rós atmosphere into a seamless, cohesive package.
Similar artists: Deftones, manchester orchestra, sigur ros, Thrice, TorcheTagged: atmospheric, heavy, loud, Manchester Ochestra, O'Brother, rock, sludge, Thrice, Triple Crown
Sainthood Reps: Monoculture
July 14, 2011 by Andrew Martin
Any band featuring the cousin of Jesse Lacey from Brand New is going to draw some expected attention. The mysterious existence and sudden release of a initially weird single, the title track “Monoculture” is less than expected, however. Still, the hype built and, at last, Monoculture, the album, is here–and … read more.
Similar artists: brand new, crime in stereo, moving mountains, Thrice, thursdayGenre: epic, math-rock, post-hardcoreTagged: Brand New, crime in stereo, daisy, mewithoutyou
Moving Mountains: Waves
April 26, 2011 by Andrew Martin
Moving Mountains are a band would proudly stand next to and hold their own against the greats of the late 90s/early 2000s. Bands like Sunny Day Real Estate, Appleseed Cast, Further Seems Forever, and Thursday come to mind. It was a better time for music. It was a refreshing, rejuvenating … read more.
Similar artists: further seems forever, the appleseed cast, the beautiful mistake, Thrice, thursdayGenre: emo, epic, orchestral, post-hardcoreTagged: beautiful, breathtaking, epic
Thursday: No Devolución
April 1, 2011 by Andrew Martin
When I think of Thursday, I always think of the days of Island Records, when Thrice and Thursday were simultaneously signed and released their “radio” records, eventually to leave the majors and go back to doing music that is and always will be their own. “Vheissu” and “A City By … read more.
Similar artists: Envy, Isis, ThriceGenre: epic, experimental, post-emo, post-rockTagged: chaotic, pinnacle release