Artist: Foxing | Album: Dealer | Genre: Indie | Label: Triple Crown A little over a year ago, I interviewed Foxing while on tour supporting their fantastic debut LP, The Albatross. Filled with energy and an upsurge of fans, the band grew larger and larger, high enough to find their sophomore LP, Dealer, one of […]
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REVIEW: Foxing – ‘Dealer’
October 30th, 2015 
Drew Caruso 
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REVIEW: Coheed And Cambria – ‘The Color Before The Sun’
October 13th, 2015 Drew Caruso Artist: Coheed and Cambria Album: The Color Before The Sun Genre: Alt-Rock Label: 300 Entertainment It is certainly a daring move, this far into one’s career, to dismantle a foundation that has held heavy mystery, intrigue and fandom, circulating at the center of the behemoth known as Coheed and Cambria. As the band prepares to […]
10 Years On The Fence: Why ‘Good Apollo, Vol. 1’ Is Still The Most Important Record To Me
September 21st, 2015 Drew Caruso I remember the day quite vividly, ten years later. I had annoyed my mom all day about picking me up right when school ended, for we had to make our way to the local record store immediately; I had very important things to attend to. I was 14 years old, and I was about to […]
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REVIEW: Carly Rae Jepsen – ‘E•MO•TION’
August 31st, 2015 Drew Caruso Artist: Carly Rae Jepsen Album: E•MO•TION Genre: Pop We live in a very saturated world. One filled with the over-commercialization of art, trends, clothing, technology, everything. When something takes off, it soars to a point far beyond want, desire, or demand, but, within this generalization of “needing” too much, there is a romanticism buried beneath […]
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REVIEW: Foreign Tongues – ‘Fragile, As Said Before’
July 27th, 2015 Drew Caruso Artist: Foreign Tongues Album: Fragile, As Said Before Label: No Sleep Genre: Indie, Sadness A catalyst for somber emotive imagery and tenderness felt, the best way to experience Foreign Tongues‘ debut record is by imagining a simple, empty white room, being sure to give this space enough room to bloom. A room to be filled […]
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REVIEW: mewithoutYou – ‘Pale Horses’
June 16th, 2015 Drew Caruso Artist: mewithoutYou Album: Pale Horses Label: Run For Cover Records Genre: Life, or Indie Rock It is ironic that I found this review incredibly difficult to write when I am writing about mewithoutYou, and their famed lyricism created by Aaron Weiss, a vocalist who flows through words as easily as a breeze through trees, or […]
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REVIEW: Citizen – ‘Everybody Is Going To Heaven’
June 16th, 2015 Drew Caruso Artist: Citizen Album: Everybody Is Going To Heaven Label: Run For Cover Records Genre: Indie Rock Citizen return with their sophomore LP, a beast of an album, titled Everybody Is Going To Heaven. Produced by, you guessed it, Will Yip, Everybody Is Going To Heaven showcases the band at their finest, if not at times […]
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SINGLE REVIEW: Foreign Tongues – “Fools Of Love”
June 5th, 2015 Drew Caruso Artist: Foreign Tongues Song: “Fools Of Love” Album: Summer Of The Reaper (No Sleep Records sampler) If you have yet to taste a foreign tongue, time to pucker up. I have said for a while now that Boston-based indie rock act Foreign Tongues‘ upcoming debut LP would be one to watch, and with our first […]
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REVIEW: Turnover – ‘Peripheral Vision’
April 28th, 2015 Drew Caruso Artist: Turnover Album: Peripheral Vision Label: Run For Cover Records Genre: Indie Rock Turnover return with sophomore LP Peripheral Vision, creating a new sound for the band that is one of ambience, purity, and serenity. Produced by band favorite Will Yip, Peripheral Vision is a stark departure from the band’s more straightforward rock sound. Tracks […]
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10 Years Later, TREOS Still Matters: Celebrating ‘Between The Heart And The Synapse’
April 24th, 2015 Drew Caruso I was fourteen years old when Between The Heart And The Synapse first came out. I was aware of the band’s presence a little before it released, but I was not yet aware of what the band would later do for me. I was young, excited to be out at shows, and completely enthralled by […]
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REVIEW: Title Fight – ‘Hyperview’
February 6th, 2015 Drew Caruso Artist: Title Fight Album: Hyperview Label: ANTI- Hyperview will cause a divide, as it should. You can attempt to deduce where the sonic change came from all you want, whether it be “Head In The Ceiling Fan,” “Lefty,” “In-between,” or anything Title Fight has done recently, but what really matters is what Hyperview isn’t, and […]
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EDITORIAL: What Will Be The American Movie Theater Experience In 2015?
January 9th, 2015 Drew Caruso After a trip to an AMC theater to see The Theory of Everything (which is an incredibly moving and powerful film that you must see), I found myself questioning the current state of the American movie theater experience. In a market where everything is now a “luxury” experience, it seems as if every theater is […]
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