Arrrgh, maties! A new pirate adventure from the creators of “Wallace and Grommit” offers up a surprisingly witty and snicker-worthy story, made possible by its quirky characters and captivating visuals.
After founding three successful bands, The White Stripes, The Raconteurs and The Dead Weather, the only logical thing for Jack White to do next was make a record of his own. For his solo debut “Blunderbuss,” the rock star rolls his entire musical career into one convenient package.
Train has a history of interweaving pop culture throughout their clever lyrics. However, the pop-rock band’s newest album, “California 37,” hits listeners over the head with superficiality, beginning with the opening song, “This’ll Be My Year.”
With its debut self-titled album, Eight and a Half, a Canadian indie supergroup that pulls members from acts like The Stills and Broken Social Scene, melds the styles of former projects to create a beautiful auditory experience.
After a series of hit records, Rascal Flatts has once again delivered with an impressive eighth album. The new release, “Changed,” offers 11 new tracks true to the country band’s roots. The album begins with a somber tone in the song “Changed,” which serves as the band’s confession that it needed to change. The heartfelt [...]
The Used’s developed sound in their fifth studio album, “Vulnerable,” has certainly come a long way from the raging days of their self-titled debut to their current, more mature sound. For some, the more contemporary rock feel of the album is a refreshing change from their previously ruthless sound. However, the change may not impress [...]
Listeners may be familiar with Chromatics after their track “Tick of the Clock” was incorporated into the stellar soundtrack of the film “Drive.” With their latest album, “Kill For Love,” the band sings and strums their trademark disco-pop sound to perfection. Throughout the album, Chromatics specialize in creating dreamy atmospherics in which listeners can get [...]
