Category: RECORD REVIEWS

SUN KIL MOON: April [Caldo Verde]

One of the key elements that made Sun Kil Moon’s 2003 album Ghosts Of The Great Highway so remarkable was

April 1, 2008 / RECORD REVIEWS

Given the Apples In Stereo’s recent return to their shiny happy pop roots, Electronic Projects For Musicians sounds unfocused. But

April 1, 2008 / RECORD REVIEWS

“It takes a good friend to say you’ve got your head up your ass,” sings guitarist/vocalist Warren Spicer. Looking at

March 25, 2008 / RECORD REVIEWS

Garnering gold-record status in the U.S. and even greater sales overseas, It’s A Shame About Ray has nevertheless failed to

March 25, 2008 / RECORD REVIEWS

After three decades, Mission Of Burma justly remains one of the college-rock era’s most influential groups. The Boston quartet honed

March 18, 2008 / RECORD REVIEWS

White vinyl, brightly colored sleeve art, ragged vocals, two short, sharp songs: What’s not to love about this seven-inch? An

March 18, 2008 / RECORD REVIEWS

In Swans, singer Jarboe was always the spooky bit of beauty that accentuated and made human the sheer terror of

March 18, 2008 / RECORD REVIEWS

R.I.P. MAGNET Senior Writer Jonathan Valania