Rated: R

Carrie Bradshaw (Parker), successful author and everyone’s favorite fashion icon-next-door, is back, her famously sardonic wit intact and sharper than ever, as she continues to narrate her own story about sex, love and the fashion-obsessed single woman in New York City.

Coming June 24, unfiltered and unrestrained, this self-titled debut is the pinnacle of "less is more". The Revisionists pack the album with all the punk gusto you can muster using only the bare essentials. Living up to their name, The Revisionists will change how you hear music.

Friends but not yet bandmates, the members found themselves in the studio together, and the latest addition to the well known roster at Loveless Records. Dan Lavery and Kevin Shepard were members of the mid-90s post-grunge band Tonic. Sam Jones is the director of the Wilco documentary I Am Trying To Break Your Heart, and producer of some of the best records on Loveless' roster (Tom Brossueau, The Shackeltons).

Watch as Captain Hero discovers that the "special" giant destroying the city is actually his son, and the mentally challenged monstrosity's mother is none other than Hero's sister, Captain She-Ro. This is certainly not your common Sunday family gathering.

Morning of, the six-piece band from Newburgh, NY, has embraced the retro '80s musical style with gusto. Their debut album, Welcome Change Goodbye Gravity received favorable reviews, and it seems as though their new album, The World As We Know It, will achieve much the same.

Sounding much like October Fall and other alternative pop/punk bands on the scene these days, Morning Of seems to offer a twist that's both refreshing and nostalgic. There's a good balance amongst Chris Petrosino's piano , which is strongly apparent on many of the album's tracks, Rob McCurdy's tight electric guitar riffs and Abir Hossiain's bass guitar. Jimmi Kane's drumming emulates a complex, rich style, which at times, dares to venture along the lines of intense.