While this isn’t as tight as FlyLo FM and DOOM Lotus – keep in mind that nothing is – “Sellin’ Dope” is yet another stellar addition to the Grand Theft Auto V reissue for XBOX One and Playstation 4. Much like “Masquatch,” it’s a track tailor-made for cruising around the city at night, up to no good. […]
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Songs For The Season: Fall Playlist
September 23rd, 2014 
Drew Caruso Autumn may be the most visually rewarding season that nature has gifted us. While all the other seasons are sure to give it a fair fight, there is something about the orange, red, and yellow change in the leaves that gift us new enlightenment and invigoration in the natural world around us. But what would […]
UTG INTERVIEW: Sleepwave’s Spencer Chamberlain Talks ‘Broken Compass’
August 18th, 2014 Corey From As I was patiently sitting outside the venue, waiting to meet up with Spencer, I watched his tall figure move from fan to fan, talking with them, taking pictures, shaking hands — you name it. In the past year or so, it’s been easy to tell that Chamberlain has seen better days. But now, it’s […]
UTG LIST: 10 Must-See Undercard Acts at Outside Lands 2014
July 28th, 2014 Brian Leak Northern California’s premier, eco-friendly music and arts festival is nigh! The unsurprisingly sold out Outside Lands is set to take place August 8-10 in the historic Golden Gate Park in San Francisco, CA, and Under the Gun Review will be on-site to cover all of its glorious offerings. We’ll cover Outside Lands’ various food, drink, […]
Songs For The Season: Summer Playlist
June 19th, 2014 Drew Caruso Summer, the long coveted season for students, teachers, kids, parks, and numerous other interested parties, has always seemed to invigorate the beginning of something new. While it presents a change in season, it also sparks a temperate reinvention. Summer removes the constraints of autumn’s sweatshirts, winter’s coats, spring’s windbreakers, and welcomes humanity in its most […]
REVIEW: The Antlers – ‘Familiars’
June 19th, 2014 Nina Corcoran Artist: The Antlers Album: Familiars Genre: Ambient Rock Label: Anti- When a band takes its name from a Microphones song, it’s fair game to expect hopeless toiling in love metaphors, jumpy explorative arrangements, and, above all, musical cataracts in the form of depression. Phil Elverum’s “Antlers,” a lo-fi folk recording that fades out with a […]
UTG INTERVIEW: Plastic Yellow Band
May 28th, 2014 Brian Leak We recently had the pleasure of reviewing Plastic Yellow Band’s impressive debut album, Breathe Air. Offering a classic rock record with modern elements strewn throughout, PYB’s recent release spans many generations of influences, making for a widely accessible album for nearly any fan of rock music. Shortly after spending many listens with Breathe Air, the […]
EDITORIAL: Songs To Calm An Anxious Mind
May 27th, 2014 Drew Caruso It was a complete depersonalization and increasing dehumanization. Nothing was real, for everything that was real was hastily slipping away. I began to think of my family, and how they would react once I was gone. I was soon replaying the last conversations we had in my mind, as if I could somehow justify our […]
UTG INTERVIEW: Simon Adams
April 21st, 2014 Brian Leak “Discipline has been a stranger who I’ve had to make friends with. He’s not a very fun friend, but he’s pretty honest. If you invest in him, he pays you back pretty faithfully.” Fans of piano and acoustic guitar-driven rock acts like Coldplay and Keane will undoubtedly find themselves comfortably at home within Simon Adams‘ […]
REVIEW: LAXX – ‘Step Two’
April 7th, 2014 Mike Giegerich Artist: LAXX Album: Step Two Label: Never Say Die Records Genre: Bass music Naysayers would lead the uneducated electronic music fan to believe it’s all downhill from here as repetitive festival house tracks among others plague the scene and producers leave behind their strengths to capitalize on trends, but it’s simply not the case. Rather, […]
I Watched Miley Cyrus Cry On Stage For 120 Minutes Last Night
April 3rd, 2014 James Shotwell Having spent the last year watching Miley Cyrus transform from Disney Channel starlet to pop music chart-topper most have seen naked so many times that they no longer consider such imagery newsworthy, I knew from the moment the announcement was made that there was no way on Earth I could pass up the opportunity to […]
UTG INTERVIEW: Kbit
March 31st, 2014 Brian Leak After we recently reviewed Kbit’s ethereal efforts on Un Boombox Symphonique, the Melbourne-based producer took some time to speak with us about the album, his musical roots, and the various other endeavors that’ll keep him busy this year. You can get all the details from Kbit himself below, and be sure to keep your eyes […]