New Reviews
Assertion - Intermission
William Goldsmith, the founding member of Sunny Day Real Estate, The Fire Theft, and Foo Fighters, returns after a ten-year absence with Assertion …
Supersuckers - Play That Rock N' Roll
After kicking throat cancer's ass, Eddie Spaghetti and his band of merry Supersuckers are back for another round of Rock n Roll…
New Releases
The Offspring - Let the Bad Times Roll
Their tenth studio album, the first since 2012's Days Go By.
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Cannibal Corpse - Violence Unimagined
Fifteenth studio album by the Buffalo, New York death metal band.
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Quicksand - Inversion - single
New single “Inversion” is the band’s first material since their 2018 EP Triptych Continuum.
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Barenaked Ladies - Flip - single
New single from forthcoming album Detour de Force out summer 2021.
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New 90s Podcast
Sponge - Rotting Pinata
Was Rotting Piñata another take on Seattle grunge, or did the debut by Sponge differentiate itself from 1994's class of alternative rock?
After the early 90s explosions of Seattle grunge and alternative rock, labels swept up bands from across the country (and globe) that had any sonic resemblance to the chart-toppers. By 1994, the signing frenzy was in full swing, and bands new and old found their way to major labels. Some were teenagers from Australia, while others might have veterans of midwestern hard rock and metal bands, as was the case with Sponge. If there is a reason why their major-label debut Rotting Piñata from 1994 sounds so confident, it's because these weren't first-timers figuring it out. That confidence shows as the album balances tight, melodic singles with album tracks that incorporate a wide pallet of influences from 80s Psychedelic Furs and R.E.M. to 90s shoegaze and metal.
Coming Soon
VOTE: 90s Album Review - April 2021
We’ve pulled 9 listener suggested albums from the hopper and need your help picking one to feature in an upcoming episode of Dig Me Out.
Gary Miron: Pushmonkey - Pushmonkey
Darren Leeman: Bif Naked - I Bificus
Jeremy Amend: Dragmules - 2A
Eric Peterson: Deadbolt - Tijuana Hit Squad
Richard Waterman: The Atomic Fireballs - Torch This Place
Corey Smith: Klover - Feel Lucky Punk
Willie Dillon: The Gandharvas - Kicking In The Water
Whitney Beehler: Jellyfish - Spilt Milk
Mike Kamminga: The Angels - Beyond Salvation
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