Monthly Archives: December 2010

San Franciscan Tufts graduate Jim Nollman has done a lot of work making music in unconventional manners. In the picture above he’s trying to record a song with killer whales. He’s also recorded with wolves, but he began his inter-species … Continue reading →

Yes. I don’t want to try and think of a band that sounds like The Barbaric Thugs. They’re doing their thing, and comparisons get stale so quickly. So I’m going to try to avoid that. This album is straight up … Continue reading →

First of all, I pretty much blatently ripped off this format from Michael Eades over at yewknee.com. He does a Friday video thing that looks so nice, I just couldn’t help myself. I think the human drive to make dirty … Continue reading →

THIS!! Such is the case. I have a terrible habit of finding albums online and not listening to them for days or weeks. I had this mysterious zip file on my computer just called yoyo08. I opened it and gave … Continue reading →

Cartoon Network has a new line up of cartoons on Monday nights that are quite awesome. My favorites in the bunch has been Regular Show and Adventure Time. In the first episode of Regular Show Mordecai and Rigby, blue bird … Continue reading →

This is another album that came with a note, and check it out: I think things like notes are sort of engaging, because it suggests a certain attitude toward submitting material to MRR. That’s why I post them. Also, now … Continue reading →

So to start off this review, I want to admit to something. I never really got into Social Distortion. In fact, other than their cover of Ring of Fire, I couldn’t tell you the name of a single Social Distortion … Continue reading →

Okay, so Steve Ignorant has put together an ensemble that’s playing Crass songs and they’re touring America soon. The million dollar question is, is this Crass? It’s something nobody seems to want to answer, and of course, there’s no good … Continue reading →

Alex Merrill was part of one of the best bands in history, Sex With Girls Is Rad. After they split up, he moved to Portland, ME and began began writing music to correlate with his bleak, lonesome, dreary existence there. … Continue reading →

Is ‘Earth’ capitalized?