Category: Reviews

If there’s anything American Idol still does well in the streaming age, it’s deliver a handful of magnetic personalities with

If you like hardcore based punk with a metal edge, CARSEX are a group you need to hear.  Hailing from Long

In an era where female rage is finally receiving the cultural attention it deserves, Rachel DeeLynn steps into the spotlight

If you’re looking for an artist who understands how to build a cohesive, marketable identity in today’s crowded country space,

In an era when major-label country often drifts into pop polish and thematic safety, Maddye Trew’s “Single of the Year”

Okay, listen up—if you’re over the age of 25 and trying to make sense of life while casually spiraling in

In the realm of emotionally resonant songwriting, few independent artists manage to conjure both a mythic scale and heartfelt sincerity

Live albums can be tricky terrain—too polished, and they lose the thrill. Too messy, and they risk falling apart. Twilight

Okay, besties, listen up. If you’ve ever cried in your car (and let’s be real, WHO HASN’T?), you’re gonna lose

Douglas Ray Jaffe’s debut Douglas Ray Jaffe Project, produced by Center Sound Production’s Grammy-nominated wizard Craig Brandwein, is a three song

Okay besties, let’s talk about a song that hit me like a vintage Polaroid dipped in honey and left me

Limberlost are an ever-changing band, originating in the Pacific Northwest, but getting around since their inception, playing shows across the

There’s something undeniably magnetic about Taylor Jules’ latest single, “Don’t Give a Funk”. As a critic who’s spent more than

If Kacey Musgraves, Brandi Carlile, and Lori McKenna had a songwriting circle, Laura Sawosko would fit right in. Her latest

Time flies. We hear it all the time, but it doesn’t really hit until one day you look back and

You ever hear a song and immediately think, “Oh yeah, this one’s about to be everywhere?” That’s exactly how I

Ava Della Pietra’s new single “Marionette” is the track that could totally take over TikTok, but it’s so much more

Freemoor’s latest single, “Affliction,” is intense, emotionally fraught, and performed with just the right amount of bravura. Freemoor, a Las

In an era when rock’s raw spirit is all too often filtered through glossy, overproduced layers, Go Time!’s X emerges as a