The Clientele – Minotaur
September 9th, 2010 |
by Holly Wang | published in
indie pop, pop |
3 comments
As a combination of new and unreleased tracks, one would expect some disjointedness, but the eight tracks on Minotaur work seamlessly together – a bit retrospective, a bit new. Labeled as a “mini-album,” it is almost as satisfying as a full-length.
The Like – Release Me
August 4th, 2010 |
by Taylor Fife | published in
female vocalists, garage, indie rock, pop |
4 comments
It’s really pretty hard to frown at a super-cute all-girl quartet with an adorable and hip mod look. Throw in a sunny 60’s garage pop sound full of handclaps and lyrics on boy problems and you’ve got a sure-fire hit.
The Hot Toddies – Get Your Heart On
July 21st, 2010 |
by Taylor Fife | published in
garage, pop |
2 comments
I totally have a crush on The Hot Toddies. I’m sorry if this in any way contributes to rampant sexism in popular music, but since the group titled their latest album ‘Get Your Heart On,’ I’m going to assume this album is an attempt to make me fall in love with them. The 2nd album [...]
Marina and the Diamonds – The Family Jewels
June 19th, 2010 |
by Taylor Fife | published in
female vocalists, pop |
3 comments
In no time you’ll be hearing more Marina than you ever could have hoped for. While she still hasn’t hit top-40 playlists in The States, Marina’s pop ditties are polished to perfection, and ripe for the MySpace and Twilight crowds to latch onto with ravenous fury. And I don’t mean any of that in a bad way.
Alex Vans – Alex Vans
June 15th, 2010 |
by b aiken | published in
alternative, blues, jazz, pop |
1 comment
A metro area local, Alex Vans is a guitarist/singer/songwriter who, according to lore, has attempted and failed at engaging in deviant liaisons with at least 7 different members of Congress. A bungle in sexual policymaking, perhaps, but what Vans lacks in “Hill Climbing” skill, he more than makes up for with his musical chops.
Weezer – Raditude (Satire)
November 12th, 2009 |
by Kenny Abdo | published in
pop, satire |
9 comments
Open letter to Weezer: Your music or anything for that matter is not worth its weight in used condoms. Oh and for those who want a review of this middle finger in your ass, here it is: The first song is fun, and there is a party song featuring Little Wayne. It sucks.