In comparison to the other Drugdealer album(s? I can’t remember if I’ve reviewed one or more than one, alas), The End of Comedy is a much more melancholy release with sounds that are much more towards the alternative Indie Rock that has launched some artists into the mainstream. While I still appreciate certain songs on Continue reading

This is the first full-length album I’ve ever listened to by Australian band King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard. I would let the name just sit in the fantastic natural form that it occupies, however I did do a bit of research (amazing, I know), and the band’s frontman wanted Gizzard Gizzard as the name, Continue reading

A super quick, easy, and pleasant listen. A great showcase of his singing, guitar skills, all of the above. Doesn’t reach the same highs to me as his previous project, and we will see where it falls as his next project is deep in the queue. Maybe in October or something. Favorite songs: Kamikaze, Want Continue reading

Short, sweet and to the point. A great intro to Omar Apollo. The production on this is pretty minimalist – the guitar does the heavy lifting – but it’s a nice collection of songs to kick off Omar’s discography. All three of his albums are to come – especially if reading this chronologically or embodying Continue reading

Five Easy Hot Dogs is not the typical Mac Demarco release as this is a full instrumental album (no it was not the intention to have back to back instrumental releases in the list), however it was still enjoyable. The album is not the most thrilling thing in the world and, while not a boring Continue reading