“I drank eight cups of water, and I’m ready to explode.” — Stewie Griffin from Family Guy
Monthly Archives: April 2008
The Sword — Gods Of The Earth (2008)
Heightened testosterone levels and manly experiences result from The Sword’s sophomore album “Gods Of The Earth.”
New Dark Knight Poster
New “Dark Knight” poster released.
Hello Tokyo — Sell The Stars (2008)
Hello Tokyo takes a while to find their rhythm and comfort zone on their debut LP. But unlike many bands, it takes HT less time. Sell The Stars slowly progresses from an alternative punk to a more alternative rock flavor all within the course of a brisk, but filling 43-minute album.
Annuals — Wet Zoo EP (2008)
If North Carolina had any hope of a prayer of being recognized as a breeding ground for good indie bands, then the Annuals might be the sign that Tar Heel residents were waiting for.
The Kooks — Konk (2008)
I guess it would be too kooky to label the British quartet The Kooks as being part of the fun rock genre. It sounds immature, I know, but in a way it’s appropriate for what the guys (Luke Pritchard — vocals, guitar; Hugh Harris — guitar; Dan Logan — bass; Paul Garred — drums) from …
El Perro Del Mar – From The Valley To The Stars (2008)
Sarah Assbring somehow makes being a singer/songwriter seem easy. More often than not, these artists struggle for years trying to break through and get noticed. That’s not to say that Assbring or should I say El Perro Del Mar hasn’t worked tremendously hard to get to where she is now, it just means that her rise appears effortless and is enviable.