by Michael Torsell | Jul 14, 2014 | Album of the Week
There is a fantastic moment right in the beginning of the Tins’ latest EP, Young Blame, where a synth kicks in and the chorus brings an immediate smile to your face. It is that often sought after moment where a new song hits you in just the right way. This is the...
by Ronald Walczyk | Jul 7, 2014 | Album of the Week
A spanking-new collaboration from Network’s Quinton Brock and producer Jon Bap keeps it fresh and brings forth a batch of songs with an unexpected new sound. Dubbed The Get Money Squad, the duo gets summery with their debut EP titled Nothing’s Wrong. Think the...
by Nick Sessanna | Jun 30, 2014 | Album of the Week
Do I really need to introduce Every Time I Die? Maybe I should, because every person who listens to them winds up with a melted face. I’m not kidding, check any comment section on any reviews of any of their albums. Anyone who has ever been to their perpetually...
by Ronald Walczyk | Jun 23, 2014 | Album of the Week
I was conned. The year was 2008, and I had made my way downtown to see my fellow Eden-ites in A Hotel Nourishing play a show presented by Harvest Sum at Nietzsche’s. Alex Berkley had just finished playing his acoustic solo set, during which he had repeatedly suggested...
by Steven Knapp | Jun 16, 2014 | Album of the Week
Despite being recorded between 2007 and 2008, the material that makes up the debut of Buffalo electronic duo Fashion Expo 1990 is much more reminiscent of the sounds that dominated the clubs and dance music during the decade of their namesake. With melodic piano lines...
by Tess Nowadly | Jun 9, 2014 | Album of the Week
A little over a year ago, I ran into Radarada’s bassist, Colin Brydalski, and guitarist, Fran Coyne, at a bar. They told me they were forming a band. I laughed and responded, “Of course you are.” Something about Radarada seemed meant to be, like...