Album Review: Josiah Johnson – Every Feeling On A Loop
Old school fans of The Head and The Heart - you’re in for a treat. Josiah Johnson...
Album Review: Angel Olsen – Whole New Mess
I have a confession to make. I didn’t know Angel Olsen before getting this record to review....
Album Review: The Avett Brothers – The Gleam III
The Avett Brothers recorded their third installment of 'The Gleam' series of projects before the COVID-19 pandemic...
Album Review: Lotus – Free Swim
Free Swim is the perfect title for the exciting jam band Lotus’ new album, because each of...
Album Review: Bright Eyes – Down In the Weeds, Where the...
After a nine-year hiatus, Bright Eyes has resurrected, and their tenth studio album, Down In The Weeds,...
Album Review: Siv Jakobsen – A Temporary Soothing
In a time when we need it the most, Siv Jakobsen’s latest album, A Temporary Soothing, is...
Album Review: Bruce Hornsby – Non-Secure Connection
Bruce Hornsby is one of the alive and thriving legendary musicians that still pumps out hit after...
Album Review: Kathleen Edwards – Total Freedom
Even after the opening few seconds of Total Freedom it is immediately obvious that Kathleen Edwards knows...
EP Review: Kid Sistr – Kid Sistr
Gritty, witty, and provocative, Kid Sistr’s self-titled EP challenges the hypermasculinity of alt rock with a tongue-in-cheek...
Album Review: Eliot Bronson – Empty Spaces
Eliot Bronson’s new album is 32 minutes and 55 seconds of beautiful, soft, heartfelt music reflecting on...