Album of the Week

Album Of The Week – Elton John “The Lockdown Sessions”

Album Of The Week – Elton John “The Lockdown Sessions”

“Elton John had to pause his “Farewell Yellow Brick Road” tour due to the unfolding COVID pandemic in March 2020. His retirement plans may have been thwarted, but John took the opportunity to keep working. The result? An expansive collection of duets called The...

Album Of The Week – St. Vincent “The Nowhere Inn”

Album Of The Week – St. Vincent “The Nowhere Inn”

“St. Vincent is back with her second album in four months. The “Pay Your Way In Pain” singer previously released her sixth studio album Daddy’s Home in May and shared her first film with an accompanying soundtrack: The Nowhere Inn.” - Glitter Magazine “St. Vincent has...

Album Of The Week – Crown Lands “White Buffalo”

Album Of The Week – Crown Lands “White Buffalo”

“Canadian duo Crown Lands share two brand new tracks: White Buffalo and The Oracle, both recorded with three-time Grammy Award-winning, Toronto producer David Bottrill (Tool, Mastodon, Rush, Peter Gabriel).” - Louder Sound “Hard rock duo Crown Lands stampede the White...

Album Of The Week – Ringo Starr “Change The World”

Album Of The Week – Ringo Starr “Change The World”

“The former Beatle's focus on EPs means a steady beat of exciting collaborations. This one renews his call for peace. Today marks the release of Ringo Starr's "Change the World," the sequel to his March EP "Zoom In." As with the All-Starr Band, the drummer's...

Album Of The Week – Velvet Starlings “Technicolour Shakedown”

60s infused garage rock 'n' roll band Velvet Starlings announce the forthcoming release of their debut album, Technicolour Shakedown. Hailing from Los Angeles and the beach cities of Southern California, the band was founded by guitarist and organ player Christian...

Album Of The Week – St. Vincent “Daddy’s Home”

The sixth full-length release for Annie Clark (aka St. Vincent) was inspired by her father's 1970s record collection. "It sounds – for the first time in a decade – like Clark has slipped out of her high heels and found an equal strength in this barefooted soul." - The...

Album Of The Week – The Go! Team “Get Up Sequences, Pt. 1”

"The sixth full-length release for British indie rock band The Go! Team features vocals from a Kansas City Girls Choir." - Song Of The Day Club "The production is generally crisper and louder here than on the Go! Team’s earlier work, but it preserves their music’s...

Album Of The Week – The Black Keys “Delta Kream”

The Black Keys' Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney recorded covers of Mississippi hill country blues songs in Nashville over two sessions with Kenny Brown on guitar and Eric Deaton on bass. Delta Kream is out now via Nonesuch Records. The album celebrates the band’s...

Album Of The Week – Billy F. Gibbons “Hardware”

"Gibbons brings this album as a gift for fans and new listeners willing to embark on a journey of blues-rock and many other genres that makes this album difficult to place in a single category. Hardware showcases all of Gibbons’s best musical talents and highlights...

Album Of The Week – Maroon 5 “Jordi”

In an ever-changing musical landscape, where tastes change with lightning speed and stars fizzle out as quickly as they are discovered, Maroon 5 is a constant. Since the group’s 2002 debut, Adam Levine and company have thrived in the physical, digital and streaming...

Album Of The Week – Shannon & The Clams “Year Of The Spider”

The sixth full-length release for the Oakland, California-based garage rock band was recorded in Nashville by producer Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys for his Easy Eye Sound record label. Taken together, the music of Year Of The Spider is anything but stuck in the...

Album Of The Week – TUNS “Duly Noted”

"A few years back, Chris Murphy (Sloan), Matt Murphy (The Super Friendz) and Mike O'Neill (the Inbreds) released an album under the name TUNS. Now, the Canadian super-trio are back with their second album. Duly Noted is out on March 26 through Sloan's own murderecords...

Album Of The Week – Ty Segall “Harmonizer”

"For the insanely prolific Ty Segall to wait two years between releases there needed to be chaos in the world and some other project which must have consumed his time.  Of course, that was the case as the pandemic and building his new studio led to the break between...

Album Of The Week – Yola “Stand For Myself”

"The Bristol-born, Nashville-based singer breaks through isolation and defeat on her outstanding sophomore album. Stand for Myself straddles a wide gulf of styles, like soul, rock, Americana, gospel and doo-wop, as well as tempos, from upbeat to slow-groove. There’s...

Album Of The Week – Royal Canoe “Sidelining”

"Winnipeg indie pop collective Royal Canoe has returned, sharing their new album, Sidelining. The record is a fascinating mesh of genres, blending minimalist grooves, stuttering rhythms, rapped features, textured trip-hop, and more. The band’s consistently creative...

Album Of The Week – Micky Dolenz “Dolenz Sings Nesmith”

"Produced by Michael Nesmith’s son, Christian Nesmith, Dolenz Sings Nesmith is Micky Dolenz’s first new solo studio album in nine years. The album is comprised of songs Michael Nesmith wrote throughout his career, including many from the critically acclaimed Michael...

Album Of The Week – Liz Phair “Soberish”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K4LcFHMjH9k "Liz Phair shows us her best sides on "Soberish". Her first album since 2010 reminds us why she's one of the most important songwriters of the last 30 years". - Rolling Stone

Album Of The Week – “Justice” Justin Bieber

https://youtu.be/tQ0yjYUFKAE Underneath the ill-advised MLK quotes, you’ll find an earnest pop album that unearths the charisma and agility that helped make Bieber a star. - Pitchfork rating 7.2/10

Album Of The Week – Bad Child “Free Trial”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vNQTSGINvzk "BAD CHILD doesn’t want people to understand him. The genre-bending multi-talented grueling artist overflows into his music. It shows in his new album Free Trial, a title inspired by dating apps and ad culture. A five-year...

Album Of The Week – Flamingo Pier “Flamingo Pier”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8JuDN3Mp0mE "Flamingo Pier is a self-professed crew of music makers, DJs and artists whose livelihood depends on throwing wildly extravagant dance parties in specialized unique locales. Part brand, part band the New Zealand music...

Album Of The Week – Royal Blood “Typhoons”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FoDNFsQGDjE Royal Blood are an English rock duo formed by Mike Kerr (vocals, bass) and Ben Thatcher (drums) in Brighton in 2011. Their sound is anchored by Kerr's unique bass playing technique, in which he...

Album Of The Week – Gary Numan “Intruder”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4YhOnS6ItI "A project that outstrips most of his peers, ‘Intruder’ offers a stark and impassioned vision of our society – one that could well rank as his most complete project to date." - Clash Music

Album Of The Week – Whitehorse “Modern Love”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ii8NgfmBB7o Formed in 2011, Hamilton, Ontario based Whitehorse is a Canadian folk rock band comprised of husband and wife duo Luke Doucet and Melissa McClelland. Their latest album Modern Love includes contributions from Thom D'Arcy...

Album Of The Week – Iceage “Seek Shelter”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_n6gT24h_k Iceage is a Copenhagen based Danish punk rock group formed in 2008, when the band members averaged just 17 years old. A decade on from their first record, Iceage’s fifth album, Seek Shelter, finds the once grim-faced teenage...

Album Of The Week – Kings Of Leon “When You See Yourself”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eD2UvOWVBG4 Kings of Leon is an American rock band that formed in Nashville, Tennessee in 1999. The band is composed of brothers Caleb, Nathan and Jared Followill along with their cousin Matthew Followill. The band's early music was a...

Album Of The Week – Ryley Walker “Course In Fable”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_4oXH6VMHk “Baroque flourishes, fingerpicking arrangements, complex instrumental parts: these are some of the elements that characterize Ryley Walker’s crafty songwriting on Course In Fable, his fifth solo album.” – Apple Music "The...

Album Of The Week – AJR “Ok Orchestra”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OgyPJmTtuo Multi instrumentalist New York siblings Adam, Jack and Ryan Met form the nucleus of indie pop power trio AJR, a band who sound like they cut their teeth experimenting with early Godley & Creme by way of They Might Be...

Album Of The Week – The Pretty Reckless “Death By Rock And Roll”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9W-nlfhh8Uo "The Pretty Reckless has moved far past its 2010s gritty guitar rock in favor of full glam metal. Almost five years have passed since the music industry last heard from New York City’s leading hard rock poster girl. Barring...

Album Of The Week – “Tasjan! Tasjan! Tasjan!” by Aaron Lee Tasjan

"The very title Tasjan! Tasjan! Tasjan! swaggers in a fashion that's nearly boastful: it sends a signal that the Nashville-based singer/songwriter/guitarist Aaron Lee Tasjan isn't bashful about his idiosyncratic talents. The bragging is warranted. Tasjan! Tasjan!...

Album Of The Week – “Ok Human” by Weezer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AGPdXYG1msg "After delaying the release of their long promised shred opus Van Weezer, Weezer instead dove into Ok Human, a 12 track change of pace that features a 38 piece orchestra, no click tracks, no computers, and, most...

Album of the Week – “Humanity” by Henrik Appel

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QzqSt_0b1qY "Two years ago, what Henrik Appel intended as a side project ended up becoming a full-scale reinvention. After years spent establishing himself as one of the key figures of Stockholm’s punk underground - cutting his teeth on...

Album of the Week – “Welfare Jazz” by Viagra Boys

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLl1qpDL7YA "The second Viagra Boys album begins where the Swedish post-punk quintet’s debut, 2018’s "Street Worms", left off: a churning, fuzzy bassline, sputtering electronics, and Sebastian Murphy declaiming in blackly comic fashion:...

Albums of 2021

Micky Dolenz Dolenz Sings NesmithVelvet Starlings Technicolour ShakedownShannon & The Clams Year Of The SpiderYola Stand For MyselfViagra Boys Welfare JazzHenrik Appel HumanityAaron Lee Tasjan Tasjan! Tasjan! Tasjan!Flamingo Pier Flamingo PierRoyal Blood...

SOTDC’s Top 10 Albums of 2020

Nathaniel Rateliff And It’s Still Alright Bob Dylan Rough And Rowdy Ways Microphones Microphones in 2020 Brendan Benson Dear Life Stone Temple Pilots Perdida The Lemon Twigs Songs For The General Public The Who WHO Crown Lands Crown Lands Robby Krieger The Ritual...

The Lemon Twigs – Songs For The General Public

The Lemon Twigs – Songs For The General Public

The brothers D'Addario from Hicksville, New York form the nucleus of 70's retro rockers The Lemon Twigs. Founded while the brothers were still attending high school the band features multi instrumentalists Brian and Michael D'Addario along with Daryl Johns (bass)...

Big Sugar – Eternity Now

Gordie Johnson is a man of many hats. In 35 plus years in music Johnson has fronted the platinum selling Big Sugar, experimented in dub with Alkaline, dabbled in "cowboy metal" with Grady, played bass and recorded with Wide Mouth Mason, released two blues/dub/gospel...

Dolly Parton – A Holly Dolly Christmas

Following in the footsteps of 1984's Once Upon A Christmas with Kenny Rogers and 1990's Home For Christmas, A Holly Dolly Christmas is 74 year old Dolly Parton's third Christmas album. The record is Parton's 51st studio album to date, 64th when including the 13 albums...

Uncle Woe – Phantomescence

Uncle Woe – Phantomescence

2020 sucks balls. A lethal pandemic, quarantines and the requirements of social distancing literally killing off careers in the music industry, the year has been the worst since the depression. That said, some good has come out of it, namely art works and other...

Disclosure – Energy

Disclosure – Energy

British electronic music duo Disclosure consists of brothers Guy and Howard Lawrence. Hailing from Surrey, England, their first two albums, Settle (2013) and Caracal (2015), were both nominated for Best Dance/Electronica Album Grammy awards. After a five year break...

Crown Lands – Crown Lands

Crown Lands – Crown Lands

After releasing three EPs, Mantra (2016), Rise Over Run (2017) and Wayward Flyers Vol. 1 (2020), Oshawa, Ontario based hard rocking duo Crown Lands return with their first full length, the self titled 7 track Crown Lands LP from major label Universal Music Canada....

The Killers – Imploding The Mirage

The Killers – Imploding The Mirage

Next year marks the 20th anniversary of The Killers' formation in 2001. In the 16 years since their 2004 debut album Hot Fuss they have released 6 albums, the latest of which is Imploding The Mirage. Perhaps the most interesting thing about the latest Killers album is...

Robby Krieger – The Ritual Begins At Sundown

Robby Krieger – The Ritual Begins At Sundown

Love them or hate them, there has never been another band quite like The Doors. A film school graduate stricken with stage fright for a lead singer, a jazz drummer, a classically trained pianist and a flamenco guitarist made for the unlikeliest of all rock n roll...

The Rolling Stones – Living In A Ghost Town

The Rolling Stones – Living In A Ghost Town

To date The Rolling Stones have released 30 studio albums. There's a nice round symmetry to the number 30, a more than acceptable end point to hang one's legacy on. Having said that, reportedly the Stones have been picking away at their 31st for the last five years...

The Microphones – Microphones In 2020

The Microphones – Microphones In 2020

Founded in 1996 in Olympia, Washington by the then 18 year old Phil Elverum, over the years The Microphones have been a revolving door of at least a dozen or so local musicians from the  Olympia music scene with Elverum as the prime songwriter and producer. After...

Neil Young – Homegrown

Neil Young – Homegrown

Much has been said and written about Neil Young's so called lost or abandoned 1974 Homegrown album. Fans have had over 45 years to speculate on which of the 30 odd songs Young recorded around the time would ultimately end up on the album and what the final track...

Dixie Chicks – Gaslighter

Dixie Chicks – Gaslighter

For those unaware, the artist formerly known as the Dixie Chicks (now branded simply as The Chicks in light of the current cultural climate surrounding the Black Lives Matter movement and other forces at large) are an American country pop trio consisting of singer...

James Taylor – American Standard

James Taylor – American Standard

What do Bob Dylan, Paul McCartney, Rod Stewart and James Taylor all have in common? Well, besides the fact that they are all septuagenarians, they've also all made albums of standards, James Taylor's American Standard being the most recent. American Standard is...

Lady Gaga – Chromatica

Lady Gaga – Chromatica

Clocking in at a compact 43 minutes, Chromatica, Lady Gaga's sixth album in 12 years, a hard discographical fact emblazoned in metal on the inside cover of the album's accompanying booklet, visually celebrates the iconography of Swiss artist H.R. Giger's work on the...

Bob Dylan – Rough And Rowdy Ways

Bob Dylan – Rough And Rowdy Ways

The culmination of a legacy close to 80 years in the making, Rough And Rowdy Ways, Bob Dylan's 39th album and first new record of original material in 8 years, has been one long slow train coming. Like its maker its old and its wise, and chooses its words carefully....

Phantom Planet – Devastator

Phantom Planet – Devastator

LA based rock quintet Phantom Planet formed just over 25 years ago in 1994 with band members still in their teens just barely out of high school. Named after the 1961 B movie The Phantom Planet, their sound at the time was compared to Weezer with a heavy Beach...

Pearl Jam – Gigaton

Pearl Jam – Gigaton

Whoever said "Rock is dead" has not heard the latest from Pearl Jam, Seattle's sole living survivors of the early 90's grunge wars. A unit of explosive equal to one billion tons of TNT, a gigaton is exactly what Pearl Jam dropped earlier this year with their album of...

Green Day – Father Of All Motherfuckers

Green Day – Father Of All Motherfuckers

Green Day are the Rolling Stones of punk rock, in a good way. An uncompromising creative force onto themselves Green Day have managed to remain relevant and vital throughout a continuing stretch of 30 plus years maneuvering the murky waters of popular music's fickle...

Stone Temple Pilots – Perdida

Stone Temple Pilots – Perdida

Perpetually forward looking, brothers Dean And Robert DeLeo along with drummer Eric Kretz, the nucleus of the Stone Temple Pilots, have consistently triumphed over periods of adversity in their 30 years together. Starting a new chapter in late 2017 with the addition...

The Strokes – The New Abnormal

The Strokes – The New Abnormal

Strokes' lead singer Julian Casablancas was all of 3 years old when controversial New York street artist Jean-Michele Basquiat painted The Bird Of Money in 1981, the very piece of art work Casablancas & co. chose to grace the cover of their latest album The New...

Car Seat Headrest – Making A Door Less Open

Car Seat Headrest – Making A Door Less Open

Five years in the making, one man band Will Toledo's latest venture as Car Seat Headrest is his fourth album for the prestigious Matador Records label and second of new material since 2016's Teens Of Denial. Fleshed out by fellow bandmates Andrew Katz (drums), Ethan...

Kesha – High Road

Kesha – High Road

L.A. born Nashville raised potty mouthed bad gurrl cum poet rawker Kesha (the artist formerly known as Ke$ha) dropped her latest bomb in the early days of 2020. Throughout High Road the outspoken singer songwriter speaks her truth through 15 tracks and near 50 minutes...

Brendan Benson – Dear Life

Brendan Benson – Dear Life

Seven years have passed since Nashville based power pop singer singer-songwriter multi-instrumentalist extraordinaire Brendan Benson released his last solo outing You Were Right back in 2013. The part-time Jack White collaborator and fellow Raconteur, Benson spent the...

Top 15 Albums Of 2019 Playlist

Top 15 Albums Of 2019 Playlist

Top 15 Albums Of 2019 Playlist Deerhunter - Detournement Steve Mason - About The Light Joe Jackson - Fabulously Absolute Motherhood - Bird Chirp The Claypool Lennon Delirium - Toady Man's Hour Tedeschi Trucks Band - Hard Case Brittany Howard - History Repeats Santana...

The Who – WHO

The Who – WHO

The new Who record's got balls. Big balls. And the septuagenarians who made it got big balls too. Big old balls. To borrow from Dan Bern's ode to Tiger Woods, this records got balls as big as grapefruits, as big as pumpkins, small dogs, tractor wheels, the golden...

Nathaniel Rateliff – And It’s Still Alright

Nathaniel Rateliff returns sans the hip shaking Night Sweats for his third solo album in ten years. Stripped of the trademark Memphis Horns sound this Stax Record reveals a much more personal side to the Denver based lead singer. Perhaps partially inspired by the...

Tame Impala – The Slow Rush

Tame Impala – The Slow Rush

Lame Impala. 'Nuff said. And while we're at it, people gotta stop referring to Australia's one man Kevin Parker band as psychedelic. Not since the delightful 2012 sophomore LP Lonerism has Parker even vaguely orbited close to the warmth of the psychedelic sun....

Albums Of 2020

Nathaniel Rateliff And It's Still Alright (Feb 14/2020) Rating 9/10 Bob Dylan Rough And Rowdy Ways (June 19/2020) 10/10 Microphones Microphones in 2020 (August 7/2020) 8.5.10 Brendan Benson Dear Life (April 24/2020) Rating 8/10 Stone Temple Pilots Perdida (Feb 7/2020)...

The Top 15 Albums Of 2019

The Top 15 Albums Of 2019

Top 15 Albums Of 2019 The Claypool Lennon Delirium - South Of Reality FIDLAR -  Almost Free Motherhood - Dear Bongo, Deerhunter - Why Hasn't Everything Already Disappeared? Foxygen - Seeing Other People Fat White Family - Serfs Up! Royal Canoe - Waver Steve Mason -...

Black Mountain – Destroyer

Black Mountain – Destroyer

Vancouver's hard rocking Polaris Music Prize nominated Black Mountain have been putting out albums for close to 15 years dating back to their 2005 self titled debut from Jagjaguwar Records. Their most recent album Destroyer, released earlier this year in May of 2019...

Foxygen – Seeing Other People

Foxygen – Seeing Other People

To paraphrase T.S. Eliot, "this is the way the band ends, not with a bang but a whimper". Sort of. After releasing five critically acclaimed albums in seven years (band members Rado and France were both just 15 years old and still in high school when recording their...

King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard – Fishing For Fishies

King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard – Fishing For Fishies

The Beatles set the gold standard by releasing 13 studio albums in 7 years from 1963 through to 1970. Contemporaries of theirs The Who released 11 studio albums in forty years from 1966 to 2006, Led Zeppelin released 8 from 1969 to 1979 and Paul Simon released 14 in...

Girlfriend Material – Cool Car

Girlfriend Material – Cool Car

Award winning independent Canadian record label Dine Alone Records (FIDLAR, The Sheepdogs, City And Colour, The Sadies, Black Mountain, The Dandy Warhols, The Cult) have just released the debut album from Toronto based quartet Girlfriend Material comprised of Tokyo...

The Claypool Lennon Delirium – South Of Reality

The Claypool Lennon Delirium – South Of Reality

Three years after debuting in three separate Billboard Top 10 charts with their first ever collaboration Monolith Of Phobos (Top Vinyl Albums, Top Tastemakers Albums, Top Alternative), 55 year old Primus bassist Les Claypool and perennial Beatle kid Sean Lennon return...

Santana – Africa Speaks

Santana – Africa Speaks

Celebrating both the 50th anniversary of Santana's iconic 1969 self titled debut album as well as their historic career launching 45 minute set on the afternoon of August 16, 1969 at the Woodstock Music & Art Fair in Bethel, New York, famed Mexican-American guitar...

Tedeschi Trucks Band – Signs

Tedeschi Trucks Band – Signs

Possessing one of the toughest tender voices in rock today, 48 year old six time Grammy nominee Susan Tedeschi leads an impressive ensemble cast of musicians on the fourth Tedeschi Trucks Band album in eight years. Formed a decade ago after three years of touring...

Bruce Springsteen – Western Stars

Bruce Springsteen – Western Stars

For his 19th album in 46 years the soon to be 70 year old Bruce Springsteen turns his gaze towards the vast expanse of the great American travelogue. Channelling the ghost of Glen Campbell (Gentle On My Mind, Dreams Of The Everyday Housewife) in particular Campbell's...

Cage The Elephant – Social Cues

Cage The Elephant – Social Cues

It's been 10 years since the US release of Cage The Elephant's self titled debut album and the London based Bowling Green, Kentucky sextet has been on a steady trajectory ever since. After showcasing at the 2007 South By Southwest music festival they secured their...

Madame X – Madonna

Madame X – Madonna

Madonna's Madame X, her 3rd studio album in a decade and 14th overall in the 36 years since her 1983 self titled debut, finds the 60 year old reigning queen of pop music in a reflective mood. Not unlike Bowie and his revolving cast of characters Madonna too has...

Motherhood – Dear Bongo,

Motherhood – Dear Bongo,

According to the Urban Dictionary a power trio is defined as a "(noun) A rock band consisting of three musicians, usually a guitarist, a bassist and a drummer. This common power trio format was developed in the 1960s by Cream and the Jimi Hendrix Experience and...

Fat White Family – Serf’s Up!

Fat White Family – Serf’s Up!

The bad boys of British underground are back with their third album in six years. Formed in 2011 in a South London squat Fat White Family have brazenly brandished the banner passed down in a tradition traced back through early Stones, Syd Barrett, Sex Pistols, The...

Switchfoot – Native Tongue

Switchfoot – Native Tongue

Named after a surfing term, Grammy Awarding winning San Diego, California based pop rock quintet Switchfoot have been successfully navigating the youth obsessed fickle world of popular music for over two decades now. Formed in 1996 around the nucleus of Foreman...

Deerhunter – Why Hasn’t Everything Already Disappeared?

Deerhunter – Why Hasn’t Everything Already Disappeared?

It's been close to 20 years since Atlanta, Georgia's Deerhunter formed and in that time they've released 8 official full length albums, Why Hasn't Everything Already Disappeared? is their latest. Released just two weeks into the new year this 36-minute-long exercise...

Royal Canoe – Waver

Royal Canoe – Waver

Canadian indie pop sextet Royal Canoe evolved out of the same colossally vibrant Winnipeg, Manitoba music scene that spawned The Waking Eyes, Novillero, Imaginary Cities, The Weakerthans and others. Released earlier this year in the dark days of winter 2019 Waver, the...

Marianas Trench – Phantoms

Marianas Trench – Phantoms

As Josh Ramsay nears the 20-year mark in a gig which began at the tender age of 16 with the 2001 recording of the self-titled debut EP from Marianas Trench, one can safely say the 33-year-old Vancouver native is now, without question, the undisputed leader of the...

Steve Mason – About The Light

Steve Mason – About The Light

People of a certain age are most likely to know Steve Mason from his Beta Band inspired Hollywood moment in the 2000 movie High Fidelity adapted from the 1995 Nick Hornby novel of the same name. In a scene typical of pre-millennial record store culture of the day shop...

FIDLAR – Almost Free

FIDLAR – Almost Free

It’s been close to a decade now since So-Cal punk band FIDLAR, acronym for the skate culture mantra Fuck It Dog Life’s A Risk, first began to make some noise. Formed in 2009 by brothers Elvis (guitar/vocals) and Max Kuehn (drums), sons of longtime LA musician Gary...