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Review: Yo La Tengo

Yo La Tengo "Summer Sun" (Matador) It seems that with each album they release, Yo La Tengo always appear to…

10 years ago

Review: World Leader Pretend

World Leader Pretend "Fit For Faded" (Renaissance Records) Despite having such a lame name -- a song title ripped from…

10 years ago

Review: Ursa Minor

Ursa Minor "Silent Moving Picture" (Smells Like Records) In a time when experimental music is about dramatic effect, Michelle Casillas…

10 years ago

Review: Stepping Stone Vol. 1

Various Artists "Stepping Stone Vol. 1: The Best Bands you have Never Heard" (The Militia Group) The idea behind this compilation…

10 years ago

Review: Värttinä

Värttinä "Iki" (Northside) Led by a female trio of vocalists, this Finnish ensemble celebrates their 20th anniversary with "Iki". "Iki"…

10 years ago

Review: Waiting for Autumn

Waiting for Autumn "“Now I Know forever”" (American Jealousy) What a truly emo name.  I remember back in the day…

10 years ago

Review: This Bright Apocalypse

This Bright Apocalypse "Motion and Rest" (5040 or Fight) More emo-prog.  This time from Wisconsin.  Seems fairly sincere, but the…

10 years ago

Review: Unearthly

Unearthly "Infernum - Prelude to a New Reign" (Crash Music) The CD opens with a man, most likely a preacher,…

10 years ago

Review: The Undead

The Undead "First, Worst & Cursed" (Dionysus) This is not the punk group that featured one-time Misfit Bobby Steele. This…

10 years ago

Review: The Apparitions

The Apparitions "Oxygen Think Tank" (Death By Polka) The Apparitions have classified their sound as "post-secondary political science rock with…

10 years ago