The Agent Intellect: Protomartyr’s Textbook of Post Punk
Protomartyr shows that you don’t have to cater to the Vevo crowd to sing about things that matter.
new album
InThisCoTech’s Enormous Neo-Disco Soul
Montreal band with 18 members brings neo-disco and neo-soul to feet in need of dancing.
The Skillful Daughn Gibson Releases Carnation
Daughn Gibson’s new album is unlike anything he’s done before
Anti-Flag Sings of the American Spring
Pittsburg punk rock band Anti-Flag released their newest album titled American Spring on May 26 through Spinefarm Records. You can stream the album via Arts for Amnesty, [read on]
Reviewed by Robyn: Madonna & Nicki Minaj Are Killing It
In the past week, two amazing female artists released new music and neither are disappointing in any way.
Reviewed by Robyn: Taylor Swift’s 1989 Worse Than I Thought It Would Be
Aside from one or two super catchy tracks, this album is crap. Don’t blame Taylor; all she did was add shitty lyrics to overproduced tracks with stolen melodies.
Jay Watson of POND on Tinder, Touring, and Tunes
Jay Watson of POND and Tame Impala talks about touring and why he failed with Tinder.
Mo Kenney’s Second Album: Darker, Rockier, and Brutally Honest
Mo Kenney talks about In My Dreams, her second, slightly raunchier album.
Bishop Allen’s “Lights Out”: Fun Fall Pop After 5 Years
Robyn’s review of Bishop Allen’s new album “Lights Out”. Something to check out if you like fun, enjoyable, dreamy music.