08: Long Violent History - Tyler Childers

Episode 11 features our review of Shame's Drunk Tank Pink!

Episode 10 Features our review of THE FIRST STEP: TREASURE EFFECT by TREASURE!

Check out our ninth episode! Featuring our review of Nightmare Vacation by Rico Nasty

Long Violent History is an unambiguous call for racial justice and empathy. It brings to bear both Childers’ prickly vocal twang, and his knack for sonic world-building.

No Era Sólida is a masterclass in world building. Lucrecia Dalt’s meticulously crafted soundscapes betray a facility for narrative composition, without neglecting the minutia.

Bully’s most recent collection of songs, “Sugaregg” features 12 melody-rich tracks with enough angst to to scratch the even grungiest itch.

“The past is full of dead men, the future is a cruelty, resign yourself, hey have you heard them say, ultimate success today.” Protomartyr's 5th LP is a post-punk deep-dive into systemic corruption and dreadful existentialism. The album's 10 tracks leave listeners in a soup of their own emotions.

The Beths’ sophomore LP “Jump Rope Gazers” is at once unpretentious and profound. The guitar heavy pop-rock album blends whimsical lyricism with punk-inspired instrumental performances, and gives fans 10 immediately engaging tracks with enough artistic meat to reward several listens. 

Episode 3 Features our review of RTJ4 by Run The Jewels, and features some local artists we've been stoked on lately!

Episode 2! This time we're talking about Frances Quinlan's (of Hop Along) first solo album.