Although initially a project of two guys, Darius Keeler and Rosko John, Archive is the music collective that featured many artists over the past two…

Let’s go back to the time when Muse were able to verify their identity. I remember buying their album Absolution, putting it in my CD player and…

On my 18th birthday, a boy gifted Death Cab for Cutie's Plans to me along with a letter confessing his true feelings for me. Irrelevant as this…

When you release an album recognized by many as the best post-hardcore release ever, there’s not much to do than to call it quits and focus on other…

Arctic Monkeys debut album, Whatever People Say I Am That’s What I’m Not was a landmark album, and perhaps the most important debut album of the first…

 Let me present you with an album that takes the term experimentation to the whole other level. Actually, this is not the first album of its…

2005 was the last year when indie was a proper musical force. In the 11 years since then, indie music has been cannibalized by other genres, most…

John Grant, formerly of alternative rock band The Czars, has a knack for re-invention and experimentation. His first album Queen of Denmark was a…

The worst thing about depression is that you have to pretend you are fine in front of the people who don’t even give a shit about you. But…

After the collaboration of the members of The National and Menomena (aka Pfarmers), the time has come for The National and Beirut to work on their…

  I still remember how surprised I was when I was listening to this album for the very first time. The reason for my stun was that, before I…

Boxer is a point of no return for The National. With three albums under their belt, including the critical darling Alligator, the band were starting…

Bailing out of the blocks like surf-rock attack dogs chasing down an intruder, Girl Band simply go for your throat with a full on scorched electric…