Category: Reviews

Slinky and slightly ominous in style, the menacing guitar part in Locations’ “Moves” is definitely the song’s biggest mood-setter, and

Anyone who knows who C. Thomas Howell is will be a little blown away to hear that he’s now writing

The new single from Finnish outfit HiSQ, an acronym for Hi Status Qualified, is a collaboration with ex-Nightwish member Marko

Jazz often requires a discriminating ear to fully appreciate all of its complexities, and moreover, the emotions that even its

The modern musical landscape generally glosses over the importance of rock music. For the last decade, most rock music has

Look, I’ll level with you with some unsurprising news: the past few years have sucked. Collectively we saw a rise

In the grand scheme of things, there’s no end to the kind of music that can find an audience today.

It takes more than strong lyrics and a couple of catchy tunes to make a folk album extraordinary. It takes

Brazilian Singer/Songwriter, MOMO is reissuing his 2019 album, I Was Told To Be Quiet. For the first time ever, the

Jean Morrison’s professional musical journey began in 2008. Dave Birch, original guitarist on pop classic “Video Killed the Radio Star”,

It feels as though skyscraper-like melodies are casting a menacing shadow over the city streets below as we listen to

Tension infects the air alongside a swaggering strand of rip-roar riffing at the onset of “Unfvckwitable,” the new studio offering

Daphne Parker Powell is out to make it abundantly clear, that she is no starter wife. Her 6th album is

Though it’s not as melodic as the vocal is, the instrumental aspect of Rob Alexander’s “Merry Christmas in Heaven” is

Embracive and rich with vitality in one breath, suffocating and inescapable in another, the guitar parts in Dino Jag’s “Shake

It’s extremely seldom for bands to make it to ten years as part of a group, let alone twenty-five, but

There aren’t many singer/songwriters alive today who have the same depth of emotion in their work that Rachel Collis does,

A monolithic piano melody comes sweeping out of the silence with the force of a mighty winter wind, and in

Sometimes lyrics can’t express as much as the tonal impression left by a good instrumental backdrop can, and as much