Here are my favorite records of the past 12 or so crazy, messed-up, not very good months here in the good ol' USA.  From the Top...

1.      Waxahatchee – Out in the Storm 2.      The War On Drugs – A Deeper Understanding 3.      Bed Wettin’ Bad Boys – Rot ...

2015 - Albums 1.  Waxahatchee // Ivy Tripp After that awesome album the rest are in no particular order:  The Tallest...

It’s become way too hard (and not as fulfilling) to try to maintain Pop Headwound as I get older. Music is still there, and it still echo...

Another Phosphorescent cover, this time a stunning version of VW's Modern Vampires of the City standout. This dude could sing a take-...

Matthew Houck turns in a gorgeously true-to-the-original version of one of Dylan's greatest love songs. To appear on a freakin' St...

The Men’s Tomorrow’s Hits will be released February 4th through Sacred Bones Records. It will be the band's 4th record in 4 years, an...

Hey so I’ve been spinnin’ the holy hell out of No Passion All Technique , the 2013 record by Detroit garage/punk warriors Protomartyr, si...

Day Ravies is a Sydney based band that mix equal parts otherworldly shoegaze with stirring indie-pop. Their debut Tussle is filled wi...

Missed out on the super-damaged psyche of Eat Skull and completely regret it now. This is killer. ---------------------------...

   In a year that was filled with a multitude of great releases from well-established veterans, my favorite record of the year, by a ...

1.        Volcano Choir – “Byegone” 2.        Ginnels – “Bateau” 3.        Phosphorescent – “Song for Zula” 4.        The Nationa...