Join the discussion on our latest Album Reviews as we’ve released reviews for Tubby Love‘s new record Waves as well as Katastro’s all acoustic record Bones along with From Far by Indubious. All 3 records were reviewed by our own Brian Glaser…
Next Monday, we’ll have new reviews on new albums from Dispatch, Mike Pinto, 311, Upfull Rising, Chronixx, Authority Zero and more!
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Katastro – Bones
“With only 9 tracks, the record concludes quicker than I had hoped for but I found myself really enjoying it nonetheless. Katastro grabs tracks across its entire discography and keeps Bones pretty balanced from their earlier days to their most recent breakthrough with Strange Nights…” READ MORE
Written & Reviewed By: Brian Glaser
Tubby Love – Waves
“There are so many settings in which you can enjoy this record. The uniqueness will grab a hold of your attention and not let go for the 41 minutes that spans across Waves. For me, I’ve surely become a member of the Tubby Love fan club — those who listen to this record will likely soon follow…” READ MORE
Written & Reviewed By: Brian Glaser
Indubious – From Zero
“From Zero is highlighted by its production and its simplicity. There’s nothing too over the top or exceptionally groundbreaking on this record, but I found myself thoroughly enjoying the album and never once thought about skipping-to-next-track across its 14 songs…” READ MORE
Written & Reviewed By: Brian Glaser
