Review: Sunny Ali & The Kid – Two Girls, One Gun
By Burgers Rana From the band name to the song titles, Sunny Ali & The Kid are serious about their tomfoolery, and kind enough to let you in on the joke. They’re playful with their influences: Two...
View ArticleReview: Audacity – Mellow Cruisers
By Burgers Rana Those familiar with King Tuff, Burger Records, and any skater on the Pacific Coast are probably keen on Audacity. Now in their mid-twenties and having blasted jams for the past decade,...
View ArticleReview: Shannon and the Clams – Ozma 7″
By Burgers Rana When I first heard “Ozma”, I thought it was sweet of Shannon to lay down in the most doo wop-iest of ways the love she has for her bed fellow who also happens to snore and chase...
View ArticleReview: Allah-Las – S/T
By Burgers Rana To my knowledge the Allah-Las have been on an ambitious journey since around 2007/2008—backed by skuzzy demo’s and playing shows that would please Warhol and Jeffrey Lee Pierce alike....
View ArticleReview: Teenage Burritos – Teenage Burritos
By Burgers Rana I’m surprised a band like Teenage Burritos hasn’t already existed! Besides having a kick ass band name, the San Diego dwelling ladies spew out a perfect cohesive blend of proto punk...
View ArticleReview: Mexican Slang – Demon, Honey EPs
By Burgers Rana “Gnarly” is a word that gets thrown here and there and everywhere, BUT (huge and completely bolded) BUT when I say that the two debut EP’s by Mexican Slang are GNARLY, I fucking mean...
View ArticleTrack: Juniper Rising – Day Dream for a Friend
Solid country acts are hard to come by in New York City. There’s too much noise and the city is running way too fast for one to take the time to appreciate a good steel guitar to sway back and forth in...
View ArticleTrack: Sector Zero – Guitar Attack
We all pine over anything within 500 feet of Jay Reatard‘s presence. We all are aware that he was more than just a one-band kind of dude, so it comes as no surprise to find posthumous releases coming...
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