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...
Album Review: Taylor Swift – Folklore
I never thought I would write the next sentence...
I absolutely love the latest...
Album Review: Courtney Marie Andrews – Old Flowers
This is not a happy album. But that doesn’t mean it is a bad album. On the...
EP Review: Fever Dolls – Phantasm at Lake Wallenpaupack
Fever Dolls have entered the stage, and their showstopping debut, The Phantasm at Lake Wallenpaupack, demands a...
Album Review: Lianne La Havas – Lianne La Havas
Lianne La Havas fans can rejoice this weekend in the wake of the release of La Havas’...
EP Review: Nick Mulvey – Begin Again
Like the rest of us, Nick Mulvey didn’t see Coronavirus coming. Mid-March, one week prior to the European lockdown, Mulvey left his...
Album Review: L.A. Salami – The Cause of Doubt & A...
What can we say about LA Salami’s new album, The Cause of Doubt & A Reason to...
Album Review: David Ramirez – My Love Is A Hurricane
David Ramirez is back with another Americana rock project that keeps him an interesting talent to watch...
Album Review: Haux – Violence in a Quiet Mind
In an age where electronic and folk commonly coalesce into one genre, Haux (Woodson Black) has always...