Browsing All Posts By Caleb Dennis
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Album Reviews 2
Aaron Strumpel: Birds
The stigma of your stereotypical “indie” artist is a tough one to break, unless of course, you manage to become so “indie” that nobody else is as “indie” ...
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Album Reviews 0
We Were Promised Jetpacks: In the Pit of the Stomach
On their latest album In the Pit of the Stomach, Scottish ambient rockers We Were Promised Jetpacks have taken an interesting turn from their last album. This album has a ...
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Album Reviews 0
Family Force 5: III
On Family Force 5’s third full-length album, conveniently titled III, it seems like the band has hit something of a wall. The first two albums were great pop albums filled with ...
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Man Made Machine: Become
Remember the time when bands like Seether, Papa Roach, and Staind dominated the airwaves? Those were pretty bad, weren’t they? They apparently aren’t over- for some at least. ...
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Carson: Carson EP
The first thing anyone who picks up Carson’s self-titled EP will notice is the striking vocal similarity between frontwoman Taisha Bethea and Hayley Williams of Paramore. Many artists out there ...
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Album Reviews 1
Switchfoot: Vice Verses
On their latest album, Vice Verses, Switchfoot have perfected their new style. In many ways, this album has great similarity to their last album, Hello Hurricane, but with ...
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Cobra Starship: Night Shades
Cobra Starship’s latest album, Night Shades, may not be the worst album to come out this year, but it is certainly not among the best. In fact, it ...
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Red Hot Chili Peppers: I’m with You
Although Stadium Arcadium was a commercially successful album, for the Red Hot Chili Peppers, it was an overall disappointment. The album sold extremely well and received high acclaim, but ...
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Interviews 0
Interview: Enter Shikari
Recently, Mind Equals Blown’s Patrick Walford sat down with Rory Clewlow and Chris Batten of Enter Shikari to talk details on the band’s next album, of which is ...
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Album Reviews 1
Active Child: You Are All I See
On his debut album You Are All I See, Active Child (the moniker of Patrick James Grossi) has produced an album that is similar to the uniqueness of M83’s release ...
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Mat Kearney: Young Love
When many people think of singer/songwriter music, what often comes to mind is a guy singing his heartfelt lyrics to an acoustic guitar, which has an appeal to ...
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Album Reviews 0
Aficionado : Aficionado
It seems as though Victory Records could really use some consultation in the area of signing bands as of late. I’d recommend No Sleep Records preach on the ...
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Album Reviews 0
Rival Sons : Pressure and Time
Imagine that you are stepping into a time machine headed for the 60s for a second. Imagine all of the rock history you would be experiencing once you ...
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Album Reviews 1
Breathe Carolina: Hell is What You Make It
Upon clicking to come here (if many even got that far), this review has probably already lost validity for most. If you are still reading this, hang in ...
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Album Reviews 2
My Lady Four: In This Life or the Next
On their latest album, In This Life or the Next, the Minnesota rock band My Lady Four has added a brighter sound to a genre that usually sounds ...
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Album Reviews 8
My Epic: Broken Voice
On their latest release, My Epic steps into new and uncharted territory. In many cases when bands do this, the release is often a total flop – examples of ...
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Album Reviews 9
Blindside: With Shivering Hearts We Wait
After 6 years since The Great Depression, and very little contact with the music world in that time, Swedish rock band Blindside have returned to the scene with their latest ...
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Austin Gibbs: Charlie
Austin Gibbs is bringing back the classic rock sound to music in a big way with his latest album Charlie. Although there have been many acts in recent years ...
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Album Reviews 4
Foster the People: Torches
Newcomers to the alternative rock world Foster the People released their first full length album this week, and although they are new, Torches has a groundbreaking sound that makes ...
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Album Reviews 1
Pala: We Don’t Exist
On their first ever EP, the Baltimore-based 4-piece band known as Pala put out a very solid introduction to their music. The EP, titled We Don’t Exist, would probably ...
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Album Reviews 1
The Naked and Famous: Passive Me, Aggressive You
Passive Me, Aggressive You is the first album to come out from the New Zealand five-piece The Naked and Famous. The album is just being released in the ...
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Album Reviews 1
Swimming With Dolphins: Water Colours
When it comes to Owl City-style electronic music, it is easy to write off most of what comes out of the genre. This is primarily because it often all sounds ...
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News 0
Blindside ready to release new album, post new song each week prior to release
After a four-year period of no new music from the Swedish rock band, Blindside, they have finally announced the release of their full-length album, With Shivering Hearts we ...
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Editorials 0
The Rouge Bring Back ‘Classy Rock’
One thing that rock and roll has been missing in the past few years is its ‘classy’ factor. This sort of ‘classy’ rock is rock and roll that ...
