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September 2016

Steve Hindalong Sings Out Like Neil Young on Solo Album “The Warbler”
3 Sep 2016

Steve Hindalong Sings Out Like Neil Young on Solo Album “The Warbler”

by Craig E. Bacon | posted in: Music Review, September 2016 | 0

Steve Hindalong is a human who seems to really like other humans. He respects and pays careful attention to their humanness, as well as to his own. This empathetic eye guides the emotional journey of The Warbler. Doubt, resolve, pain, … Continued

Independent, Steve Hindalong, The Choir
Peter Garrett – A Version of Now
20 Aug 2016

Peter Garrett – A Version of Now

by Dann Gunn | posted in: Music Review, September 2016 | 0

During the 2002 ‘Capricornia’ tour, Midnight Oil singer Peter Garrett announced to his bandmates he was retiring. After many years of being an activist and voice for political and social justice, he had decided to actually seek government office. He … Continued

Independent, Midnight Oil, Peter Garrett
And How – Camouflage
11 Aug 2016

And How – Camouflage

by Mike Indest | posted in: Music Review, September 2016 | 0

Just when I started knowing some of the words and was able to sing along to some gems from And How’s Seven, I received a notice that Sean Severson had released another album. I guess that should not come as … Continued

And How, Independent
Jacob’s Trouble – 25LIVE
4 Aug 2016

Jacob’s Trouble – 25LIVE

by Sean Severson | posted in: Music Review, September 2016 | 0

Having discovered “Christian Music” by my aunt’s boyfriend handing over a cassette he’d made me of Daniel Amos’s Horrendous Disc, I had since been on the lookout for anything with the name “Terry Scott Taylor” printed on it. When I … Continued

Independent, Jacob's Trouble
Deni Gauthier – Passenger
22 Jul 2016

Deni Gauthier – Passenger

by Matt Crosslin | posted in: Music Review, September 2016 | 0

This review is long over due. I didn’t mean for it to be so delayed, but life got in the way. Which is a bit ironic in that the newest offering from Deni Gauthier, Passenger, is all about life getting … Continued

Deni Gauthier, Independent
Infirmities – Paid In Blood
1 Apr 2016

Infirmities – Paid In Blood

by Joshua Lory | posted in: Music Review, September 2016 | 0

This has been my favorite Christian Punk release since American Culture eXperiments! 8 tracks of legit Street Punk, played by real Punx, that are doing a real Street Punk ministry, and it all happens in under 8 minutes! Not a … Continued

Infirmities, SkyBurnsBlack Records
XL and DBD – The Offensive Truth Volume 1 and 2
2 Mar 2016

XL and DBD – The Offensive Truth Volume 1 and 2

by Joshua Lory | posted in: Music Review, September 2016 | 0

XL and DBD return with it’s best release to date! Sodom and America is a personal classic for me. I loved the early days of what became Rapcore – it had yet to become THE big thing, ruined by over saturation … Continued

Independent, XL and DBD
Metanoia – Chili-Nation
1 Mar 2016

Metanoia – Chili-Nation

by Joshua Lory | posted in: Music Review, September 2016 | 0

Well-produced 90’s style melodic Punk Rock. Fans of Pennywise, early Offspring, Ignite, Craig’s Brother, and Dogwood should enjoy this. These guys nail the style as good as you can. I say 90’s style, but it really is a timeless vibe … Continued

Metanoia, Thumper Punk Records
Saul of Tarsus – Road to Damascus
1 Mar 2016

Saul of Tarsus – Road to Damascus

by Joshua Lory | posted in: Music Review, September 2016 | 1

This album is an onslaught of melodic riffs, blasting beats, and throat wrenching vocals. I really enjoy their use of keyboards on the opening track “Fallen.” The Jazz break in “World Flesh Devil” was reminiscent of the Refused, very cool … Continued

Saul of Tarsus, SkyBurnsBlack Records
xDEFIANTx – Fourth Plague
5 Nov 2015

xDEFIANTx – Fourth Plague

by Matt Crosslin | posted in: Music Review, September 2016 | 0

On the Attack Records seems to be experts at digging up all of these old school hardcore bands. xDEFIANTx is the newest band on their roster, bring us their debut album Fourth Plague. The intensity, emotion, and energy of the old … Continued

On The Attack Records, xDEFIANTx

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