Posts Tagged ‘music review’
Review: Katy Perry – Teenage Dream
In which Jere ejaculates a lot of words about Katy Perry.
Hey America, White Mystery Is Coming!
White Mystery all across the nation!
Review: Gogol Bordello – Trans-Continental Hustle
Infamous gypsy-punk band returns with new polish.
Review: Christina Aguilera – Bionic
Xtina: half man, half machine.
Review: The Melvins – The Bride Screamed Murder
Dark sludge lords return with another consistently dark and sludgy record.
Review: Welcome To Ashley – Beyond The Pale
New album from local homeboys Welcome To Ashley is an instant classic.
Review: Sarah Jaffe – Suburban Nature
Sensitive young singer-songwriter Sarah Jaffe makes a promising debut.
Review: The Rolling Stones – Exile On Main Street (Reissue)
Exile. On. Main. Street.
Review: Janelle Monae – The Archandroid
Janelle Monae? She’s pretty out there. We like it.
Review: The Dead Weather – Sea Of Cowards
As far as side projects go, The Dead Weather are something else on Sea Of Cowards.
Review: B.o.B. – The Adventures Of Bobby Ray
B.o.B.’s “The Adventures of Bobby Ray” deserves its chart-topping fate by sheer virtue of having the balls to be a rap album openly courting a non-hip-hop audience.
Review: The Hold Steady – Heaven Is Whenever
The Hold Steady return with a different take on their familiar sound. It’s tight.
Review: Woods – At Echo Lake
Another new Woods album, and it’s more of the same (but not in a bad way).
Review: Merle Haggard – I Am What I Am
He’s Merle fucking Haggard, he am what he am.
Review: Ratt – Infestation
Ratt’s new disc feels almost like a new beginning for the hair metal heroes.
Review: Joanna Newsom – Have One On Me
Spanning three discs and clocking in at about two hours, this is Joanna Newsom’s most ambitious work yet.
Review: Coheed And Cambria – Year Of The Black Rainbow
Assault.it’s favorite neo-proggers rebound with a wickedly weird new disc.
Review: The Felice Brothers – Mix Tape
The title Mix Tape is fitting; like Lil Wayne or any artist using modern technology to spread a lot of music, the Felice Brothers are best heard in individual tracks and on shuffled mixes.
Live! Drive-By Truckers @ House Of Blues (Boston, 4/2/10)
Southern-fried weirdos Drive-By Truckers bring their patented blend of exuberant depression to Boston; Jere is there to witness the throwdown.
Review: Andrew W.K. – Close Calls With Brick Walls / Mother Of Mankind
Holy shit! 39 new songs from Andrew WK! Oh, wait. . .
