rego

SR: crash of rhinos, a midwest emo band that's... not from the midwest (far from it. united kingdom!), comes back into the limelight almost 13 years since their last record with "logbook". is it as explosive as their previous work? no. but with only 7 tracks and a 30+ minute runtime, it carries its weight in its own way and shows the band at a steady and sweet moment in their career. full bass, dense drums, guitars that drives the entire record forward, and vocals that feel just ... read more

my god

no pressure no pressureee no pressure

SR: clocking in at 22 minutes, intermission party program's self titled debut is one that's full of influences from new wave and early post punk akin to bands like the b-52's, new order, and more recently parquet courts, where every song could very well be mistaken as of that era. i say that as a compliment cause even if most of the songs go by kinda the same way with lively guitars, catchy bass, energetic yet simple drumming, and vocals ... read more

dad rock at its finest

SR: i've had this album in my library for so long, but i never really went through it due to the fact that it was an hour long. with all the time i have now on my hands, i decided to dive right in and man is it a rewarding piece of indie rock. "i can hear the heart beating as one" is a lot when it comes to what it has to offer, but as a whole the entire experience is quite easy to dissect. hazy guitars, on-point drumming, simple bass, and singing sways ... read more