Dog & Wolf Chicago, Illinois
Captivating. Original. Sober. None of these are words to describe Chicago punk trio Dog & Wolf.
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Rhombithian
by sincere engineer
supported by 7 fans who also own “Through a Different Hue”
Found this album at a time I was in the habit of having a bad dream about you and me. It's great, the song's great, the band's great, corn dogs are probably mid at best.
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Through a Different Hue”
at this age reminded me of the naive optimism of high school. dent is more like the college student who tries to remain optimistic in the face of a world that contradicts itself at every turn.
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Through a Different Hue”
Took a few listens to catch me but when it did, whew. Takes me back to the days of 90s emo but with lyricism that goes so far beyond. The breadth of musical styles on display, the breadth of subjects covered, adds up to a towering, humanistic work. Few bands can be so hook-averse yet so packed with creativity, and there's at least one vocal moment on every single track that blows me away. I can't imagine this not winding up being the best punk album of '21.
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Bridging Electricity
by Lost Legion
Hard-charging street punk with searing riffs and anthemic, shout-along choruses from Chicago's Lost Legion.
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Songs of the Exiled I: Chicago
by La Armada
Two crushing songs from Dominican-American hardcore punk group La Armada introduce a yearlong set of releases paying homage to their roots.
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Bought to Rot
by Laura Jane Grace
Against Me!'s Laura Jane Grace steps out with a new band and a debut record of heartfelt songs encompassing classic rock, punk, and jangle.
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Through a Different Hue”
Became obsessed with this album for a while and listened to nothing else. You know how it is.
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