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Acid Casualties - "Flags Are False" | Album Review

Acid Casualties - "Flags Are False" | Album Review

Acid Casualties have always been a band that defined themselves comfortably as a classic hardcore unit with an impeccable songwriting ability. Flags are False continued in this vein with more impressive guitar shredding, unforgiving vocals, and a punishing rhythm section that lends the whole record its reckless momentum.

I Will Die In This Jean Jacket - "Hang From A Cloud" | Album Review

I Will Die In This Jean Jacket - "Hang From A Cloud" | Album Review

Jim Blaha has spent more than two decades making loud and weird music around Minneapolis with The Blind Shake, Green/Blue, etc. On Hang From A Cloud, the debut from I Will Die In This Jean Jacket, he hasn’t completely left that history behind him, he’s just turned the lights down.

Palm Springs - "Turning Yr Back on the Dolphin" | Album Review

Palm Springs - "Turning Yr Back on the Dolphin" | Album Review

It’s no surprise that Turning Yr Back on the Dolphin reveals a formidable songwriter in Erica Dunn. There’s not a bad song on this record, even the weakest track is quite solid. She has absorbed the lessons of Townes Van Zandt and Joni Mitchell and created a batch of impeccable songs.

Mclusky - "My Pain and Sadness Is More Sad and Painful Than Yours (2026 Remaster)" | Album Review

Mclusky - "My Pain and Sadness Is More Sad and Painful Than Yours (2026 Remaster)" | Album Review

The themes of mclusky’s first foray into recorded music has remained intact ever since My Pain and Sadness’ initial release. It established that, right out of the gate, the trio were so sardonic that they must’ve had their tongues pressing against their cheeks throughout the entire record.

Pearl & The Oysters - "Monkey Mind" | Album Review

Pearl & The Oysters - "Monkey Mind" | Album Review

Up to this point in time, Pearl & the Oysters albums have mostly been self-produced, albeit well produced. Consequently, their music has always had a synthy, arcade game bedroom pop feel. But the array of musicians enlisted to play on Monkey Mind allows them to expand into more dynamic territory.