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RVA up-and-comers Venomspitter overload internet with brutal new EP

Marilyn Drew Necci | April 14, 2015

Topics: music, record review, RVA, Venomspitter

While Venomspitter have kept a relatively low profile around the RVA scene in the year or so since they got started, this band has clearly been generating a buzz online. We know this because, when they uploaded their new self-titled EP onto Bandcamp last week, they ran out of free downloads in two days.
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Record Review: the Melvins – ‘Hold It In’ does whatever the hell it wants

Marilyn Drew Necci | October 21, 2014

Topics: hold it in, record review, The melvins

Last Tuesday, the Melvins released their 900th album, Hold It In. This landmark achievement came by way of the band’s 743rd line-up.

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Jack White’s Lazaretto Is More Complex But Sometimes Less Interesting Than Previous Work

Marilyn Drew Necci | June 16, 2014

Topics: Jack White, Lazaretto, music, record review

Lazaretto is Jack White’s latest step toward a fuller, denser sound. named after the Italian word for a leper’s hospital, Lazaretto (Third Man/Columbia) showcases some of White’s most complex work yet, though much of it suffers from overproduction and under-reflection.

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Record Review: Bohren & Der Club Of Gore – Piano Nights

Brad Kutner | April 7, 2014

Topics: Bohren & Der Club Of Gore, doom jazz, Graham Scala, record review

There’s something to be said for bands whose level of consistency becomes such a defining feature of their approach that imagining them doing anything differently borders on impossible.
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Record Review: Seahaven – Reverie Lagoon: Music for Escapism

Brad Kutner | March 28, 2014

Topics: emo, indie rock, pop punk, record review, seahaven

If there is any band that gets better song by song, it is Seahaven. Ever since I heard an acoustic version of “Head in the Sand” on my Facebook wall in early 2010, I’ve been following this band almost obsessively.
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Record Review: Mutwawa – Subterrestrial Creeps

Brad Kutner | March 17, 2014

Topics: Mutwawa, record review, Subterrestrial Creeps

Local electro-noise duo Mutwawa has released a new 3 track EP and it replicates a sound we’re all too fond of and familiar with.

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