Reviews

Stone Temple Pilots have subdued cravings for their heavy strand of power rock with new EP, High Rise.

Though Silver Door displays some sweet melody lines, its reliance on dull, angsty filler songs renders it best suited to an emotionally confused teenage audience.

It's a rare and delightful treat when something aligns to grant a treasure such as Kenney.

Though wholly caught up in kitsch music from the past, Sagamore is sweetly refreshing.

Incorporating a touch of juvenility in their thoroughly well-crafted songs, Animaux present a contagious offering that brims with life and energy.

A Late Night Tales disc doesn't offer a technical set of mixing, more so it offers an insight into a particular artist's personality via a selection of wax from their record box.

It's a neat production effort but a bit more dark to counteract the light would make it a watertight debut.

This EP doesn't pretend to be something it's not, instead cheerfully offering another collection of cookie-cutter, teeny-bopper songs, which the band puts forth in an undeniably catchy, hooky manner.

Commencing with the adventurous title track, Diminishing Returns employs an echoing, art-rock aesthetic in the vein of Grizzly Bear.