With the release of their second major label offering The Sufferer & The Witness, Chicago’s Rise Against have cemented themselves as a punk rock tour-de-force
Rise Against, in The Sufferer & The Witness at least, manage for the most part to maintain a strength in each song which contrast the weaker...
Though parts of Whiskey & Co.’s approach are somewhat disappointing, the album on the whole isn’t bad.
No, it hadn’t been switched with one of my aunt’s new-age relaxation tapes. No mistake had been made; this was Stereolab.
If this is indeed the end, it is because of the new growth of bands like The Distance, cheap imitators who could never match up to...