Article by: Jason Robey Stiff, the latest album by Austin indie-rockers White Denim, is an addictive mix of styles that manages to stand out in an oversaturated genre of bluesy garage-rock bands. From the first chords of opening track, “Had 2 Know (Personal),” the nine-song album plays like a modernization of

Article by: Matt Guevara   Since their founding in 2005, Boston natives Lespecial have been creating the signature blend of funk, hip hop, rock, and electronic sounds that has earned them a well deserved place in the music scene. Their unique sound commands the attention of all those within earshot, and

Article by: Matt Guevara Photo: Secret Service PR        Two years after the release of their last EP, Reimagine, aussie post-hardcore band Hands Like Houses is preparing for the release of their third full-length album, Dissonants. Since the band’s formation back in 2008, Hands Like Houses has made a big impact

Article by: Joshua Guerra Featured Image Cred: RollingStone.com   After multiple name changes over the past few months, Kanye West finally landed on and stuck with The Life of Pablo for the title of his newest album, released at midnight on February 14th after West’s Saturday Night Live performance, and features 18 tracks. The

Article by: Jessica Gorrell   With a soft acoustic, smooth vocals, and brandishing the unmistakeable sound quality of an old, dusty tape recorder, Andy Ferro's debut album, Muirhead, could easily pass for long lost Lennon cuts. Ferro, London-born and Nashville-bred, uses folk and psych vibes to recall familiar sounds of the 1950s and 60s, mixing