The Big Pink : Future This :: Review
“Stay Gold” opens The Big Pink’s sophomore effort, Future This and vaguely recalls their 2009 hit “Dominos” while possibly referencing Johnny’s dialog to Ponyboy at the denouement of the... Read On
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Ventvox Presents the Best Reissues of 2011
I guess I should reveal what I thought were the greatest reissues that came out the past year. I was hesitant to release this list early because I didn’t... Read On
The Rolling Stones : Some Girls Live in Texas ’78 [Blu-Ray] :: Review
In the sweltering summer month of July 1978 when it seemed like disco, punk and reggae would conquer the respective tastes of remaining rock fans, The Rolling Stones swooped... Read On
Placebo : We Come In Pieces :: Review
It’s hard to be objective when writing a review of something that you’re not really into and by something I mean Placebo and their recent Blu-Ray for We Come... Read On
Ventvox’s Top 50 Albums of 2011
Now that 2011 is winding down, I feel the need to quantify my favorite album releases into one easy to read list. I don’t think I’m missing anything other... Read On
Peter Gabriel : New Blood – Live In London :: Review
Peter Gabriel has always been a forward thinking artist who is concerned with the intersection of technology and music. Gabriel’s latest concert video New Blood – Live In London... Read On
Joker : The Vision :: Review
Bristol-based Liam McClean is Joker, an electronic musician who trades in poppy dubstep and grime on his debut The Vision. Apparently Joker would like to be perceived as a... Read On
The Ballad of Mott The Hoople :: Review
The Ballad of Mott The Hoople is directors Mike Kerry and Chris Hall’s in depth look at the glam band who’s on and off stage shenanigans could be... Read On
Oneohtrix Point Never : Replica :: Review
Oneohtrix Point Never is the name of Brooklyn-based electronic musician Daniel Lopatin although it comes across sounding more like a math theorem. Lopatin’s debut album Replica is an electronic... Read On
U2 : Achtung Baby [Deluxe Edition] :: Review
Achtung Baby is without a doubt the best album that U2 has ever made. Fueled by broken relationships and a band that was teetering on the brink, U2 reconvened... Read On
