Category: Reviews

There aren’t many singer/songwriters yet to graduate into the mainstream market who have the brilliant knack for dishing out original,

There are a lot of interesting players coming up in the American underground right now, and among the more heavily-discussed

If you like hip-hop music, you’re probably already aware that there hasn’t been a generation of up-and-coming players like the

Comprised primarily of some electrified lyricism, delicate bass, a profoundly crisp beat, and sharpshooter vocals that have our attention from

Indie act Milky Chance delivers a gorgeously melodic effort in their new single “Living In A Haze” that has a

The last couple of years have left a lot to be desired in rock music on the mainstream level, but

There’s a mischievousness to the synthetic melody that initially greets us at the introduction to the new single “Something’s Gotta

Geoff Buell’s “Ain’t the Beer” is the sort of dyed in the wool instant country classic we rarely hear these

I’m wowed by the new release The Sun Left and Took the Moon With It from Portland’s Bees in a Bottle. Chad

Fox Apts.’ debut album Omen is an impressive work of indie rock, featuring a unique sound that blends elements of

Calm murmurs caress poignant melodies in “Wish I Had an Angel.” Crisp guitars collide with a gentle beat to form

When it comes to popular rock bands and their ninth albums, there aren’t many that come to mind. The Rolling

Sleek in shape but rigid enough to have a touch of agility to its intro, Elsewhere’s new single “Life…is a

“Never one to call my bluff, even when I’m divided / Searching across faded photographs / Where no one’s wrong

There are some records that undoubtedly rely on one big single to win over the masses, but with Dude Reppin

The international presence of Americana has been getting tough for even dimmer critics to ignore anymore, and this year John

In his new single “Road To Damascus,” hip-hop’s intriguing new face Chris Waters isn’t flowering up vocal harmonies with a

Potential isn’t worth very much unless the passion to use it towards a more positive tomorrow is present, and it’s

Strutting from the silence with a dizzying rhythm that is too slow to be at once overwhelming – but too

Electrified and spurred on by a verse as virtuosic as it is smooth, the rhythm grabs us by the collar