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Feelgood asks, so I shall answer. I dunno. Some of the material sticks and so...

Rancid does pop. The vocals are really what do it, although the bass lines so...

Unreasonable Behaviour is an adventurous electronic album that leans s...

Mid-tempo to quick rootsy guitar punk rock, rough-sounding vocals, Clash-like...

The two most recent discs that I've received are cases of mistaken identity, ...

It's nine songs. Not sidelong explorations in warm, nurturing drone, not care...

I was initially surprised to hear that the rapcore Factory 81 was putting out...

Halfway is an apt title of the newest Fatboy Slim release. The tracks ...

This month's surprise #2: Fear return after six years... and thankfully they ...

Disappointing, truly disappointing. Imagine my excitement as Firebird's epony...

Five Eight are a rock trio out of Athens, Georgia. The Good Nurse foll...

Sometimes writing about music is so mind-twisting. I go from the stoned '70s ...

I love having my behind pulverized by some unknown quantity. French Kicks tak...

Before I even get into the music on this CD, I have to comment on the packagi...

This is a perfect example of theater rock. It's a cross between metal and cla...

Decatur's Gentle Readers have released their third album in a swirl of guitar...

Richmond, Virginia's Girlush Figure first album, Target You, is a supr...

The first CD of the double set starts slowly and quietly. Above the soft guit...