Kristin Chambers – Snow Globe – Album Review Oh Kristin…not you too! Thankfully…I know this is an artist we can rely on to deliver the goods – I just wasn’t expecting them pre-Halloween, or the rest of the Christmas-music that has already come our way this year for that matter. But I’ll save her the […]Read More
Miramar Drive – Back To Orlando – Album Review Looks as if we’ve got ourselves a one-man show here! Jacob Craddock, the man behind Miramar Drive’s music is not only kicking ass on his own – but if you have a peek into his social-media and links you’ll see this guy is ramping-up for the […]Read More
José Ducassé-David – Pieds-de-nez – Album Review You’ll have to forgive me on this one Jose…because I’ve gotta share this experience from moment-one for the people out there… When I was contacted to do the review on this album, it actually started out with communication that read like this: “Hello I’m french ! I don’t […]Read More
Seagrave – The End Of Silence – Album Review You know…after nearly three years of writing solidly conquered here at sleepingbagstudios, I can safely say I finally feel well-educated enough to comment sufficiently on music like Seagrave makes. Many thanks to Leighton from Iron Kingdom and Ruddy from Aeterna for taking the time to educate […]Read More
The Last Surrealist – Hypogean Blood Fractals For A Hypnagogic Sleep – Album Review Happy birthday to our man Chris Romans of The Last Surrealist, the singular musical-mind responsible for the music made in his project; I say happy birthday sincerely…but I make sure to say it twice as the odds are, this might be […]Read More
School Friends – Coma – Album Review I’ve been waiting to get to this one for a while now! Something about the cover of the School Friends album and the laundry-list of players on the album gave me the suspicion that this was something I was going to potentially enjoy very, very much. No one […]Read More
Shobocon – Shobocon – Album Review If my eyes don’t completely deceive me…I think we’ve actually got our hands on a band from Duncan, B.C. Canada…I haven’t been able to find any hard evidence of that other than a familiar area-code to the phone number listed in their contact information – but if that is […]Read More
A-B-E – A South Bronx Tale – Album Review When I got up this morning…sun was shining…things were great instantly – you gotta love that! It wasn’t until I jumped online this morning that it began to rain inside…I got to check into an email from a promoter who was a little upset regarding the […]Read More
The Vanilla Milkshakes – Tall People Have No Feelings – Album Review Ahhh…the softmore album. Predictable as all fuck, The Vanilla Milkshakes show the mature-side of themselves and pull the attitude from their music in a corporate effort to ass-kiss for real dolla-bills y’all. Okay…that’s not the least bit accurate…but they make a reference to […]Read More
Closer/Fey – Sugar – Split-LP Review Tell me right now just how many times you can count on your one-hand that TWO of your absolute favorite bands out there collaborate to make ONE record? On Sugar, the split-LP from Vancouver bands Fey and Closer, these two giant entities of noise make themselves known with a […]Read More