Green Day – Awesome As F***
For their fifth live album Awesome As Fuck, Green Day rocked the stages of more than half a dozen countries and brought it to CD for fans to enjoy.
Category: music reviews
Gummy – Loveless EP
One of the strongest voices in the Korean music scene – and sometimes very much underrated – is back after two years with an EP that is going to make you nod your head to the beat.
H.E.A.T – Address The Nation
Address the nation gives you a little bit of all the legends from the late 80s and 90s like Europe, Whitesnake and some Mötley Crew, but with H.E.A.T’s own sound of course. The album is packed with songs made to make an impact on today’s rock charts.
Harleighblu – Forget Me Not
A very evocative debut from one of the most promising soul singers of 2013.
Hathaways – Hand Me Down
Hathaways’ first EP release Hand me Down is a really fresh startup for the duo, who combine indie folk with Peruvian flavor that sounds familiar, yet brand new.
Hawk House – A Little More Elbow Room
One of 2013’s most impressive mixtapes came from Merry Olde England.
Hebe Tien – To Hebe
In her debut, just titled To Hebe, S.H.E member Hebe writes a letter to herself about the complicated dealings of love and self-love.
Heyward Howkins – The Hale & Hearty
With Heyward Howkins’s début, One gets the feeling that she’s being transported into a different state of being all together.
Holy Ghost! – Holy Ghost!
After Holy Ghost’s shimmery Hold On, their classy little debut on the New York dance scene released four years ago, they are back with a record perfect for DFA sensibilities, being warm, indie, and nicely retro.
Hoopers, The – GO!GO! Can’t Stop Dancing
The Hoopers lives up to its group tagline “Seven girls dressed as beautiful boys” and more with single mini-album GO!GO! ダンスが止まらナイ.
