Another week, another Tuesday, which means new reviews are up today at Exclaim.ca. Check them all out now in our Recently Reviewed music section.
First off, Big Boi, one half of the Outkast duo, has released his new solo album, Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son of Chico Dusty. Also, NYC glam pop group Scissor Sisters have put out Night Work, their third full-length album that doesn't skimp on the hooks.
Glam pop and hip-hop not your thing? How 'bout a little death metal courtesy of Pathology? Their fourth album, Legacy of the Ancients, is the Exclaim!-recommended pick of the week and follows up 2009's Age of Onset. While we're on the subject, metal veterans Helstar hold it down on their new album, Rising from the Grave, and Nashville metal has a voice with A Plea for Purging, whose latest album,The Marriage of Heaven and Hell, has been released today.
Finally, various artists are featured on Clicks & Cuts 5.0, the fifth instalment of the glitch music series from German label Mille Plateaux. British musician Kathryn Williams has a new out one, called The Quickening, and we have a review of CFCF's Drifts EP.
Don't hesitate to check out the reviews this week and make sure you keep up with our list of New and Forthcoming Release Dates. Catch up on these reviews and more at the Exclaim! Recently Reviewed music section.
First off, Big Boi, one half of the Outkast duo, has released his new solo album, Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son of Chico Dusty. Also, NYC glam pop group Scissor Sisters have put out Night Work, their third full-length album that doesn't skimp on the hooks.
Glam pop and hip-hop not your thing? How 'bout a little death metal courtesy of Pathology? Their fourth album, Legacy of the Ancients, is the Exclaim!-recommended pick of the week and follows up 2009's Age of Onset. While we're on the subject, metal veterans Helstar hold it down on their new album, Rising from the Grave, and Nashville metal has a voice with A Plea for Purging, whose latest album,The Marriage of Heaven and Hell, has been released today.
Finally, various artists are featured on Clicks & Cuts 5.0, the fifth instalment of the glitch music series from German label Mille Plateaux. British musician Kathryn Williams has a new out one, called The Quickening, and we have a review of CFCF's Drifts EP.
Don't hesitate to check out the reviews this week and make sure you keep up with our list of New and Forthcoming Release Dates. Catch up on these reviews and more at the Exclaim! Recently Reviewed music section.
