Archive for the Album Reviews Category

Deerhoof’s ‘Miracle-Level’: Two Cent Review

Posted in Album Reviews, Reviews with tags on 03/30/2023 by korzeck

Check out my review of Deerhoof’s new album, Miracle-Level, on FLOOD‘s website.

Purling Hiss’ ‘Drag on Girard’: Two Cent Review

Posted in Album Reviews, Reviews with tags on 03/27/2023 by korzeck

Check out my review of Purling Hiss’ new album, Drag on Girard, on FLOOD‘s website.

Liturgy’s ‘93696’: Two Cent Review

Posted in Album Reviews, Reviews with tags on 03/24/2023 by korzeck

Check out my review of Liturgy’s new album, 93696, on FLOOD‘s website.

M83’s ‘Fantasy’: Two Cent Review

Posted in Album Reviews, Reviews with tags on 03/21/2023 by korzeck

Check out my review of the new M83 album, Fantasy, on FLOOD‘s website.

Unknown Mortal Orchestra’s ‘V’: Two Cent Review

Posted in Album Reviews, Reviews with tags on 03/20/2023 by korzeck

Check out my review of Unknown Mortal Orchestra’s new album, V, on FLOOD‘s website.

Flaming Lips’ ‘Fight Test’ EP Reissue: Two Cent Review

Posted in Album Reviews, Reviews with tags on 03/15/2023 by korzeck

Check out my review of the Flaming Lips’ Fight Test EP, on vinyl for the first time, courtesy of FLOOD Magazine.

Full of Hell and Primitive Man’s ‘Suffocating Hallucination’: Two Cent Review

Posted in Album Reviews, Reviews with tags , on 03/05/2023 by korzeck

Check out my review of Suffocating Hallucination, the new album by Full of Hell and Primitive Man, courtesy of FLOOD Magazine.

Willie Nelson’s ‘I Don’t Know a Thing About Love’: Two Cent Review

Posted in Album Reviews, Reviews with tags on 03/04/2023 by korzeck

Check out my review of I Don’t Know a Thing About Love, the new album by Willie Nelson, courtesy of FLOOD Magazine.

Big|Brave’s ‘Nature Morte’: Two Cent Review

Posted in Album Reviews, Reviews with tags on 02/27/2023 by korzeck

Check out my review of nature morte, the new album by Big|Brave, courtesy of FLOOD Magazine.

In Flames’ Foregone: 2-Cent Review

Posted in Album Reviews, Reviews with tags on 02/03/2023 by korzeck

The end of the world is coming if the status quo continues. We all know that. But is there still a sliver of hope? That’s the question everyone is returning to — ironically, as we try to shake off the collective stupor that the global pandemic inflicted upon us.

It’s also the overarching theme of Foregone, the brilliantly crafted 14th album by Swedish melodic-metal masters In Flames. That’s right: metal. Whereas many of the band’s previous recent records fell under the umbrella of heavy rock, this 12-song tour de force delivers a punishing blow befitting the dire topic at hand.

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