Love Coma – Love Coma
I was pretty surprised to hear that Love Coma was making a new album a few years ago. I loved their other two albums, so I was afraid that their new album might not measure up in my nostalgic mind. … Continued
Jeff Elbel + PING – The Threefinger Opera
After waiting for about 9 years, we finally have a new Jeff Elbel + PING release. And my, my was it worth the wait. While Elbel and company tend to run in the alternative rock circles, there is a certain … Continued
Michael Knott – All Indie EP II
While the date on this one says “2021,” it was actually released at the end of December and many see this as a 2022 release. Also, with nine full-length songs, it is technically longer that most LPs. But, regardless, Michael … Continued
Moral DK – Cold in August
Since Moral DK made it on the cover and into an article for this issue, it is past time to review their killer debut album. At least, I should get this review out before their upcoming second album is unleashed. … Continued
Daniel Markham – Burnout
So when a release gets sold as “alt country musician goes heavy metal”… well, you have to admit that sounds a bit suspicious. Daniel Markham is a name I have heard, but never really listened to as I don’t get … Continued
Deni Gauthier – He Said She Said
Deni Gauthier is a longtime friend of Down the Line, and the fact that he released a new album should be enough to get you to go out and buy it. Well, unless you are in Coronavirus lock-down, then you … Continued
The Return of The Huntingtons
The Huntingtons have been promoting their comeback album for a while, like many bands do when they make the same decision to release music after a long break. The difference with this Ramones-inspired band is the level that they appeared … Continued
The Huntingtons – ¡Muerto, Carcel, O Rocanrol!
So many times I tell myself that I need to probably be done with punk rock, because I am getting up in age and I don’t deal with teenager issues or youthful angst anymore. But then bands like the Huntingtons … Continued