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The Ancients – Leveler
I first became aware of Fred Schreck’s remarkable talents with the release of the debut (and thus far, only) album from the all-star band Satellite Paradiso. That album featured John Ashton of the Psychedelic Furs along with other big names based out of the Northeast...
Black Swan Lane – Blind
Atlanta, GA’s Black Swan Lane return with their latest album Blind. Their 10th album, it is everything we’ve come to expect from the band. Post-punk music has always been defined by its DIY spirit and its challenge to the status quo. It's a genre that's never been...
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Paul Draper – EP One
When I think of the mid to late 90's era of Britpop, I gravitate towards a select few bands. Sure, I love Oasis, Blur, and Pulp. But my absolute favorite bands from the scene were the ones that were just a bit more slightly off kilter. Suede, Strangelove, My Life...
The Monkees – Good Times
It goes without saying that I am one of those people that considers himself a Monkees fanatic. I have every album in various deluxe editions that have been released over the years. On lesser albums I've sifted through the filler to find the gems (there are not too...
Death Cab For Cutie – I Will Follow You into the Dark
Attack of the Killer Track! is a series that explores tracks from artists from a variety of genres. Some of the tracks were singles, some of them were obscure b-sides or long forgotten album tracks. One thing is certain – all of them are killer tracks. Up through...
Radiohead – A Moon Shaped Pool
The latest album by Radiohead arrived after a series of mysterious events relating to the band. The band's website faded away, social media accounts went dark, and mysterious cards went out to fans. All culminating in the release of A Moon Shaped Pool. The two songs...
Sonny Lanegan – Coma
I've long been a fan of the work of Sonny Lanegan, based out of Los Angeles, CA. From solo instrumental soundscapes to industrial noise with his various groups, there has always been a melodic hook to pull me in. Sonny's new solo EP Coma arrives almost 3 years after...
Pet Shop Boys – Super
When we last heard from the Pet Shop Boys, we were treated to an electronic masterpiece in the form of Electric. It is hard to believe that almost 3 years has elapsed since that masterpiece of an album. Super once again finds Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe working with...
Sia – Breathe Me
Attack of the Killer Track! is a series that explores tracks from artists from a variety of genres. Some of the tracks were singles, some of them were obscure b-sides or long forgotten album tracks. One thing is certain – all of them are killer tracks. Music can be...
Iggy Pop – Post Pop Depression
If you had told me late last year that 2016 would herald the coming of masterpiece albums by David Bowie and Iggy Pop, I probably would have been a bit skeptical. And yet, here we are. January brought us a Bowie album that has made my all time favorites list. I...
Duran Duran – Save a Prayer
Attack of the Killer Track! is a series that explores tracks from artists from a variety of genres. Some of the tracks were singles, some of them were obscure b-sides or long forgotten album tracks. One thing is certain – all of them are killer tracks. Save a Prayer...
Bruno Mars – Count On Me
Attack of the Killer Track! is a series that explores tracks from artists from a variety of genres. Some of the tracks were singles, some of them were obscure b-sides or long forgotten album tracks. One thing is certain – all of them are killer tracks. A few days ago...
Nutopians – What Does The Future Sound Like?
We last heard from the Nutopians in early to mid 2015 with the release of their EP, Time. Musically indebted to the post-punk scene of Manchester in the early 80's, it struck a chord with me that has remained. I felt that the duo's debut album would be stunning, and -...
Toad the Wet Sprocket – Walk on The Ocean
Attack of the Killer Track! is a series that explores tracks from artists from a variety of genres. Some of the tracks were singles, some of them were obscure b-sides or long forgotten album tracks. One thing is certain – all of them are killer tracks. The very first...
Death Threat Cassette – Dial M for Masham
About 3 years ago or so I was sent the debut album by Death Threat Cassette, a 1 man band based out of North Yorkshire, England. I was instantly blown away by the originality on display - a perfect meshing of violence & beauty, 90's inspired yet modern. It was one...
Charles Bradley – Changes
Attack of the Killer Track! is a series that explores tracks from artists from a variety of genres. Some of the tracks were singles, some of them were obscure b-sides or long forgotten album tracks. One thing is certain – all of them are killer tracks. The upcoming...
David Bowie – Blackstar
Where were you when you found out David Bowie died? Seems like a dream or a hypothetical question, doesn't it? Sitting on the couch last night, sipping on a drink while watching some old silent movies from 90 years ago (hipster alert!), I saw something come across...
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