The “tipos” of Mexi-merican brutal death/grind veterans Rottenness don’t know how to sit still. Infamous for giving the world these charming album covers from back in the day and formerly being powered by the spoils of Latin pop singer Ricky Martin’s labour, the band continues… Read More »Rottenness Keep on Rotting and Rocking with More Releases, Free Goodies and Tour News
Photo by Carlos Gonzalez Spiritual Cramp are a hard act to follow. The San Francisco punks fire off on all cylinders every time they hit the stage and have made me forget more than once who actually played after them. Equipped with a sharp-edged style,… Read More »Artist Interview: Spiritual Cramp
Time Spent Driving has long been one of the more underappreciated acts of the late ’90s emo heyday. Maybe it’s because their full-length debut Just Enough Bright dropped in 2002, well after most of the established acts had dissolved, or because they were based in California away… Read More »Video Premiere: Time Spent Driving – “Intents and Purposes”
Earlier this year, NINE.i released one of my biggest summer standouts. A large chunk of New Mind‘s success was thanks to the Sweetune-produced magic of its title track Turn It Off, but the entire album was pop excellence. As always, this made me very eager… Read More »Song Review: NINE.i – Neverland
Slayyyter is making her way across the country in support of her latest album, Starfucker, and we got to witness her stop in Boston. With our date being so early on in the tour, we got to see the show how it was meant to… Read More »Photography + Review: Slayyyter