Glorious Noise Reviews
Sonic Youth is back with their best work since Washing Machine.
By Todd Totale June 29, 2009
The latest visual offering in the band's extensive video collection proves that Iron Maiden is the best live band in the world today.
By Todd Totale June 12, 2009
The third studio album from England's best post-Madchester druggy scruffers. This time they hook up with Dan The Automator, best known for his work on the first Gorillaz album.
By Derek Phillips June 8, 2009
The near-perfect that marks the end of their "drums and wires" period, the culmination of the quirky guitar pop of their first three albums.
By Todd Totale June 5, 2009
A trippy blend of old school analog synths fronted by primitive robotic vocoder. This time produced by Dave Fridmann.
By Todd Totale June 4, 2009
A collection of fictional character studies that focus on the morose and the modern problems of young womanhood.
By Todd Totale June 2, 2009
With pianos tacking in and out of the mix, quirky rhythms, and layers of mid-60s Beatle melodies, White Rabbits are making a run for your attention with their sophomore release.
By Todd Totale May 29, 2009
The noisy punk provacateurs return with a pair of albums featuring huge fan Krist Novoselic and produced by Jack Endino.
By Todd Totale May 22, 2009
The return of post-Ozzy Sabbath featuring Ronnie James Dio. Better than you'd think.
By Todd Totale May 18, 2009
For his thirty-third album, Dylan teams up with Dead lyricist Robert Hunter and goes though the motions with a competent band.
By Todd Totale May 11, 2009
Just when you've given up on ever hearing anything new from them, Superchunk comes back with a five-track EP to celebrate their 20th birthday.
By Todd Totale April 24, 2009
Lean stoner metal decorated with aggressive riffs and plenty of trippy sidesteps.
By Todd Totale April 13, 2009
The album that will finally test the patience of the alternative elite that has supported them. True metalheads will love it.
By Todd Totale April 8, 2009
Folk popsters return with a new batch of songs thick with mandolins, acoustic guitars and such. The results???
By Derek Phillips April 6, 2009
The former Soundgarden frontman teams up with Timbaland for an album that's not as bad as you'd think it would be...it's worse.
By Todd Totale April 3, 2009
George Harrison's son Dhani starts a band with a terrible name and releases an album of vaguely psychedelic guit-tronica.
By Jake Brown April 2, 2009
An album unjustly overlooked in Kisstory turns out to be one of the greatest concept albums in rock history.
By Sammy Twinskins April 1, 2009
A ten-song collection of post-natal electronica from one-half of Swedish duo, the Knife.
By Todd Totale March 25, 2009
After the Replacements went soft, the Magnolias were the verge of usurping the crown of messy teenage ambivalence from their older Minneapolis brethren.
By Todd Totale March 23, 2009
Robert Schneider records kids music. It's loud and goofy and full of drum machines and big synth noises and silly voices.
By Jake Brown March 16, 2009
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