Morrow vs. Hajduch: Mark McGuire’s Living with Yourself
Scott Morrow is ALARM’s music editor. Patrick Hajduch is a very important lawyer. Each week they debate the merits of…
14 years ago
Isis
The Sword: Infectious Riffs Direct Hefty Southern Rock ‘n’ Roll
Following the intense yet melodic works of its first two albums, Age of Winters in 2006 and Gods of the…
14 years ago
Dysrhythmia: Hyperactive Technicality
Strip down, way down, the layers of the moody energy of Brooklyn post-rock metal trio Dysrhythmia’s fifth album, Psychic Maps,…
15 years ago
50 Unheralded Albums from 2009
ALARM leaves no genre unloved in our round-up of 50 albums that didn't receive enough attention in 2009.
15 years ago
Mouth of the Architect: Quietly
Quietly, the newest album from post-metal quartet Mouth of the Architect, doesn't just rest on its volume-knob laurels, opting instead…
16 years ago
Weekly Music News Roundup
Serengeti and Polyphonic sign to Anticon; Isis, Tera Melos, and The Dead Kenny Gs announce tour dates; a release date…
16 years ago
What We’re Seeing This Weekend: Crippled Black Phoenix, JFJO, Pelican, Tombs
Wherever you are this weekend, check your calendars to catch the diversified endtime ballads of Crippled Black Phoenix, the beautiful…
16 years ago
Ten Albums to Anticipate This Spring
As the weather stops being oppressive in the Northern Hemisphere, a number of potentially great albums from countless genres are…
16 years ago
Weekly Music News Roundup
Details emerge about new albums from Isis, Tortoise, Akron/Family, and Stinking Lizaveta; Zu announces some dates for a world tour…
16 years ago
18 Albums on our Radar in 2009
This year promises to be a great one for music. Isis, The Bad Plus, Mastodon, Dan Deacon, Coalesce, Jerseyband, Converge,…
16 years ago