Circle Takes The Square , American screamo band from Savannah, Georgia, will be announcing release dates for their latest album, which as far as we know, is titled 'Ritual of Names'.
Circle Takes The Square , American screamo band from Savannah, Georgia, will be announcing release dates for their latest album, which as far as we know, is titled 'Ritual of Names'.
Robotic Empire Let me introduce you to something you may know nothing about. It's a travesty of the not really obscure. Somewhat of a newcomer to the Pacific Northwest, I have yet to hear anyone mention their name. Not even in passing. I live in a city of scared ostriches. Winter is a state of mind [...]
For the last 3 years, Circle Takes The Square has been on the top of my list of most anticipated releases...After 5 years of songwriting, the band are finally in studio to create the follow up to one of the most important records of the last decade. Here's an studio vlog from the band that's low on needless commentary and full of sneak peeks of the new material. Here's to hoping they get it out this year. Share this on Facebook [...]
Artist: Kevin Devine Album: Brothers Blood Label: Favorite Gentlemen Released: 28th April 2009 Website: www.myspace.com/kevindevine Words By: Oliver Primus If ever there was proof needed that to back the vadility of reincarnation then the latest album by Kevin Devine would be it, for he has created a body of work so beautiful and tender that I'm starting to think he's channeling the genius of Elliot Smith. Ok, the Elliot Smith comparisons are hardly new but I always felt that on record [...]
Anybody and everybody these days seems to have a Top __ Albums feature going, so I figured I better make one too. I'll be the first to admit it: the list is strongly biased towards guitar-based albums released from 1995 onward (especially those of the more independent variety), but this is a product of my age more than anything. Feel free to add a comment putting me in my place, I could always use a nice slice of humble pie. ( Note : As the title indicates, this list only considers records released since 1970, hence [...]
This album came out in 2004 on Robotic Empire (CD) and Hyperrealist (vinyl). Where to even begin explaining how great this record is without just playing it for someone is almost impossible. The band manages to balance slow, melodic parts with some of the fastest, heaviest, hardcore I've ever heard (and that's saying a lot). Comparisons to legions of the better late 90s screamo bands (and no, I'm not talking about Silverstein) would be too easy. They break out of the stigma behind any of the subcultural genres to create a unique concept [...]
October gets nick-named "Rocktober" for reason - 'tis the season for concerts. I attended at least two a week, making it hard to find time to write about all them as soon as I would have liked to. Here are quick rundowns of the latest happenings. Fog, Torche & Jesu @ Blender Theater, Saturday, Oct. 20 Openers Fog fit into the soft vs. loud aesthetic dominated by bands like Isis, Explosions in the Sky and headliners Jesu - however, Fog was less [...]
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