Category: Reviews

Loaded with more crunch than any of the mainstream rock records I’ve heard in 2021 – but hardly limited by

If there is one artist that the indie critics cannot seem to get enough of in 2021, it is definitely

Summer records just have a different sound to them, no matter what the genre is, and in this way, you

Any time a song talks about kicking off any type of shoes, let alone Sunday’s best shows, you know a

For a band with fans called Hoggaholics, you immediately get the sense that Jesse & The Hogg Brothers don’t take

The Hitman Blues Band’s “Not My Circus” strikes me as a throwback seconds in. Threading two sax players, trumpet, guitar,

I’ll admit, I’m starting to enjoy some of the musical side effects of the pandemic. While many indie artists took

Rhythm isn’t just a catalyst for stunningly artistic charisma in Matt Bonner’s seminal LP Seven Words; it just might be the

Mixed and Mastered in Nashville, TN which probably also explains the slight country vibe to the whole single, singer/songwriter Dan

It’s a great thing when a song shares a personal emotion. And it’s even greater when that personal emotion is

There’s a genuine feel-good quality to Robert Minott’s track “Can’t Hold Back”. It’s got all the vibes of a “song-of-the-summer”

The new track by New York based Rapper, Vic Diggie, “Clover And A Leprechaun” is oozing with energy and intensity.

It isn’t very often that an album manages to sound both electrifyingly cosmopolitan and boldly tethered to the ancient world,

When taking a look at the new instrumental cut of Ronnue’s single “Dance Tonight,” it’s easy to understand why the

Families have been making music for as long as popular music has existed, with notable artists in this designated field

Dorian Paul is bringing a lot of energy to his latest release in “Shake It Around,” but if you’ve ever

Winking at us like the morning sun peeking out over the horizon at dawn, “Stars and Rainbows” starts off with