Review: If I Ever See You Out Of Town – A Place To Build Planes
-Greg’s Take- One of the best ways to discover music is by word of mouth. We here at Nanobot Rock Reviews pride
03
Jul
Review: New Lungs – Lanterns
-Clay’s Take- Seattle sound, are we ready to start dating again? It has been too long since we have
30
May
Review: Mortar & Pestle – Mortar & Pestle
-Greg’s Take- The crazy alchemy that is bridging throwback sounds with modern flair has eluded many and been achieved
15
May
FREE EP: Decoded – The/Split
Los Angeles has seen A LOT of music in its history, but from deep within its core there is a new sound growing and we can’t
08
Feb
Review: Triple Hex – Triple Hex EP
-Greg’s Take- You know that scene in the movie Dragnet where Streebek and Friday (Tom Hanks and Dan Aykroyd) infiltrate
04
Feb
Review: Heyward Howkins – The Hale & Hearty
-Teneya’s Take- Sometimes you have to admit defeat when you listen to something. Sometimes you can envision its
19
Dec
-Kevin’s Take- The Perfect Band: Subconscious
Let me start off by saying this – you are not smart enough to understand this album for all that it is. I am not smart
05
Sep
-Greg’s Take- Blue Gillespie: Seven Rages of Man
It is only fitting to explain how a metal band from Wales landed, literally, at my doorstep before we launch into my thoughts
30
Aug
-Greg’s Take- David Lindstrom: In the Arms of Some Wingless Miracle
Have you ever walked the hallowed halls of an art museum, in and around the exhibits that were created over the course of
28
Aug
-Greg’s Take- Trichome: Trichome EP
Get a sharpie or other, not-so-brand-named, permanent marker. Got it? Good. Now go to the mirror and (though it is going to
16
Jul