Timeshares
Bearable
Kind Of Like (2011)
When I first heard the NY band Timeshares, I knew they were going to be a punk band to lookout for. After excessively playing the few songs they had and their split with Captain, We’re Sinking, the guys finally released their first LP Bearable. I have to admit—it was definitely worth the wait. Each song off of Bearable varies in style, but this creates an incredible flow throughout the album. There is never a dull moment. One of the best things about this record, and Timeshares in general, is that you can’t pin-point who they are or what they are about. The music just feels genuine, like the only intention the band had was to make awesome music to be enjoyed. I’d say they accomplished that mission pretty damn well with Bearable . The record starts off strong with “From An Admirer Not Darryl,” a fast-paced song that is sure to grab your attention and get you interested in the entire record. The variation on Bearable is what really makes the record so good, and I just can’t get over it. None of the tracks feel like filler material because there is a song for every musical taste and for … Read more
Tommy Stinson
One Man Mutiny
Done To Death Music (2011)
In the long-honored tradition of solo records from Guns N’ Roses members, Tommy Stinson delivers One Man Mutiny. Of course, … Read more
Servile Sect
TRVTH
Handmade Birds (2011)
Do you ever cringe whenever a music critic or what have you precludes a genre of music (which sometimes makes … Read more
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