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Fall Out Boy returns with same style, shorter song titles

By ALYSSA HOLCOMB Fall Out Boy were frontrunners of the pop-alt hybrid hysteria in the mid-2000s. Naturally, you’d expect four years, some haircuts, and a kid named Bronx would change some things – and to an extent, it has. But … Continue reading →

Posted on April 12, 2013 by Glenn Richards

Posted in News, Reviews | Tagged album review, Fall Out Boy, My Songs Know What You Did In The Dark, Patrick Stump, Save Rock and Roll | Leave a comment

Review: Mad Season Revisit 90s grunge with Deluxe Reissue of “Above”

BY ALYSSA HOLCOMB 90s grunge super-group Mad Season may have only released one record, but it’s that lone album that brought some of the genre’s best and brightest together to rise “Above” the rest. The band was comprised of Pearl … Continue reading →

Posted on March 29, 2013 by Glenn Richards

Posted in Reviews, Special Programming | Tagged Above Deluxe Reissue, album review, Barrett Martin, Columbia, John Baker Saunders, Layne Staley, Legacy Recordings, Mad Season, Mark Lanegan, Mike McCready, Pearl Jam, Review, Screaming Trees | Leave a comment

Album Review: ‘Comedown Machine’ by The Strokes

BY CONNOR HACHEY Following up from the chart-toping success received by Angles in 2011, The Strokes are back in the circuit with their newest album: Comedown Machine. Every opportunity to put their retro-rock style and indie appeal on display is, … Continue reading →

Posted on March 28, 2013 by Glenn Richards

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