Thee MVPs – Receiver
A deeper look at the grooves pressed into the Receiver EP by Thee MVPs. There aren’t many things in this day and age of…
Reviews – Vinyl
Noi!se – Price We Pay (one-sided 7”)
A lot of years ago, this guy played in a really, really good rock-punk band. For a long time that band had a standing…
The Slackers – Peculiar
A deeper look at the grooves pressed into the LP + 7” reissue of Peculiar by The Slackers. I remember the first time The…
Wildlife – Take the Light With You
A deeper look at the grooves pressed into the Take The Light With You LP by Wildlife. Sometimes the arrival of a record doesn’t…
Noi!se – Lost 12″
For novelty’s sake, let’s address all of the obvious potential talking points to be found about Noi!se’s UV Digitally printed 12” “Lost” single. Yes,…
The Glands – Double Thriller/The Glands/Double Coda
As good or remarkable as any band would eventually prove themselves to be, history has proven conclusively that it’s truly rare for any band…
Circle Jerks – Wonderful
Easily the most underrated hardcore band since the genre’s inception in the early Eighties has been the Circle Jerks. The reason that claim is so…
The Slackers – Nobody’s Listening / Sleep Outside
A deeper look at the grooves pressed into The Slackers’ 12″ UV digitally printed vinyl single. Ignoring the, “Gee whiz!” quality of The Slackers’ new…
Jason Isbell – Sirens of the Ditch
It’s pretty uncommon for me to wonder where I was when I review a reissue of an album which was originally released after 2002…
Lion’s Law – The Pain, The Blood and The Sword
There’s a certain comfort which can be found in a record which, while new, sounds familiar. As albums like that play, it can be…