Admittedly, Anchor & Braille has been kind of hit-and-miss for me. I never really got into the first two albums, but I quite enjoyed Songs for the Late Night Drive Home, so I wasn’t sure how I would take to Tension. But the first day that I had it, I ended up listening to it three times, and then two more times the next day - yeah, I’m hooked. It’s wildly catchy and features terrific pop hooks that don’t seem to want to leave my head. While there isn’t a bad track to be found, I particularly enjoy the run of tracks from...

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In 2007, when Tooth & Nail was known for bands like Showbread, Emery, The Classic Crime, and As Cities Burn, the label surprised us all with the signing of a worship band called The Glorious Unseen. The band went on to release three albums with T&N/BEC before going on hiatus, while lead vocalist Ben Crist spent some time ministering at the International House of Prayer in Kansas City. But that hiatus is finally over, and we're now being treated to brand new TGU tunes...

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Off Road Minivan made a terrific impression in 2018 with their Spiral Gaze EP, and their first full-length really capitalizes on that impression. Swan Dive is an excellent alternative rock album with a hint of nostalgia that stands out from the majority of rock albums being released today. “It’s Harder To Make It Below Third” is one of album’s best tracks, but it’s hard to go too long without finding another standout moment. From “Vampire” to “YOU” to “Taconic” to the terrific and heart wrenching “737,” Off Road Minivan have provided perhaps the best Tooth & Nail album of the year so far - and one of the best T&N releases in years...

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In this current weirdness known as quarantined life due to a worldwide pandemic (it's strange to even be typing a sentence like that), it's a bittersweet thing to get to see brand new theatrical films at home on release day. Universal Pictures saw great success recently with their home release of Trolls World Tour, and now Warner Bros. is throwing their hat in the ring with the straight-to-digital home release of the originally planned theatrical production, Scoob!, the latest Scooby-Doo adventure. It's a little bit of an origin story for our favorite canine sleuth, as it ambitiously sets up a Hanna-Barbera world where the characters from the old classic cartoons of the 60's share the same cinematic universe...

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