“Grey Oceans” – CocoRosie

March 30, 2010

“Grey Oceans?” More like “Gay Oceans.” CocoRosie is a group of two sisters and maybe other people that make music that used to be good then sucks now. They also like rub each others necks during interviews. 5421/65265534

also they bathe together it’s weird

“Congratulations” – MGMT

March 26, 2010

What the fuck? 0/4097

Put on a shirt, guys.

“Nature’s Magic” by Big Tree

February 4, 2010

Eh. 3/6.

“Lost in the 80′s” by The Lost Fingers

February 4, 2010

The Lost Fingers? More like “The Lost My Interest After the First Canadian Gypsy Jazz Cover of a Popular 80′s Song’s!” Don’t buy this. 2/22

“Total Babe” by Total Babe

February 4, 2010

Before I review this album, I’d like to point out that a band called “Total Babe” has a guy in it, so it’s like…?  6/87

“Eugene McGuinness” by Eugene McGuinness

January 14, 2010

Nice album title, Dr. Boring. 4/8.

“Feels” by Animal Collective

January 14, 2010

Give a bunch of indians some instruments and let them run free and you’ll get something like “Feels.” An exercise in irritating rhythms and vocals, this album comes off as nothing more than childish experimentation, down to the naming of songs like “Banshee Butt.” All hope isn’t lost though, if you can see through all of the unnecessary noises and screaming, there seems to be some real music floating around somewhere. Overall, a 2/6.

“Contra” by Vampire Weekend

January 14, 2010

Contra? More like need some CONTRAST from the last album! These guys…

9/44

“Fall Be Kind” by Animal Collective

December 23, 2009

yadda yadda yadda, Grateful Dead, 3/6

“Yours to Keep” by Albert Hammond Jr.

December 21, 2009

This past week I got my hands on a copy of “Yours to Keep” by Albert Hammock Jr. It should have been called “Makes You Sleep!” After playing in The Strokes for a multitude of years, one would think someone would have the chops to write at least one full album of their own material. As another review has stated, his cover of “Well…Alright” is “far removed from the sound of…Buddy Holly…” Call me old fashioned, but I buy an album to hear the artists songs, not  crappy Buddy Holly impersonations.

Overall, the album was a just bore. For how many years are we going to have to suffer through Brian Wilson ripoffs and “sunny pop music?” I give this one a 23/67, solely for the very catchy “I’m a Train,” which you can listen to below:


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