Category: Reviews

All the ingredients are here. Smoldering guitar strings. A seductive bassline. Drums itching for a spotlight to stand under. The

To say that the last 30 days have been an exceptionally good month for indie musicians and their fans just

With a bassline as thick as the earth’s crust present to frame a seductive lyrical lashing from behind the microphone,

Rock music’s brightest new artists have never been quite as hard to categorize by subgenre as they are right now,

Crossovers and hybrids have been spiking in popularity lately across the western music world, but there haven’t been many artists

Sonarpilot is not lacking in a communicative discipline in his new single “Citadel,” for each of the words missing from

Skillful rapper and poet DMF Musa pulls out all the stops in the new single “I Feel,” and by my

The master mix for the video feels a little more upfront and physical than what we hear in the single

The Tribe Band aren’t pulling any instrumental punches in the lead-in to the chorus of their new single “This Christmas,”

Jimmy D. Scott’s “Enough is Enough” plays as we watch the images of tragedy flash across the screen in this

Pop aficionados need to check out Krish Valentine’s new single “All Yours” this February and find out precisely why critics

This February, fans are getting excited over “Skates & Crates,” the latest collaborative single from Shaheed and DJ Supreme, and

If you’ve been following the hip-hop underground lately, you’ve no doubt heard about the collaborative singles from beat scholars Shaheed

There aren’t many artists that possess the personality Kelsie Kimberlin does when she’s working a groove like the one we

Consisting of material that was on the pop beat well over a hundred years ago, there’s an expectation when sitting

The latest single from award-winning singer-songwriter Natalie Joly, is a standout release that showcases her dynamic range and versatility as

“Comfort,” the new single from rapper/singer/songwriter Trevor James, has got critics raving this January, and after spending some time studying

Slowly but surely, a charming melody comes slinking out of the shadows in “Gumball,” the brand new single from acclaimed

In their new record, appropriately titled Rawk On, experimentalists Tundra Music Collective don’t waste our time with a cerebral intro or

From the clandestine swing of “Nowhere to Go But Gone” to the lurching yet majestic melody that supports “Who We