Split EPs, be they seven-inches or CDs, are somewhat of a strange bird. Slightly longer than a free sampler you would pocket at the cash register, but still too short to gain an accurate idea of the band's...
On first go around, the Stratford 4's "Love & Distortion" comes off as yet another indie release everyone in college radio will go gaga for and the rest of us schmoes will forget without a second thought....
The somewhat punk-tinged, pop-emo foursome Attention would, as my friend Paul smartly said, easily fit right into MTV's current rotation. That is not to say they would necessarily deserve that mega-level...
Andrew Broder, aka Fog, is as uncompromising as they come. If Broder just happens to be digging 1960s girl pop on a particular night, then he's going to spin a crate of it and he honestly couldn't care...
The First Prize Killers' new album has a brilliant, friends-playing-for-fun quality that makes it instantly likable. "The Powdery Parade," the band's third release and first full-length album, was put...
ABy June Pineda
s her name suggests, there is nothing predictable about singer-songwriter Benna, who offers up 14 romantic pop songs on her third album, "What's Meant to Be." Benna's tunes might seem typical...
For more than a decade, Autechre (pronounced 'aww-tek-er') has charted the frontiers of electronic music, traversing the bleeding edges of technology and art. The group is a collaboration between Britons...
