REVIEWS

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Aptly named, Dead Air Republic’s “…With Extreme Prejudice” takes no prisoners. This is music that deserves to be played as

Using a collage of styles and sounds Pat Campo’s “Clouds in my Head” is infectious indie rock done right. Pat

Optimism is at the very core of Rfd Pioneer’s “Home Run”. Production is pitch perfect with the crisp footwork production

The very first chords of the song Answers by Monique Angele, – a Canadian singer-songwriter, now living in Sydney, Australia,

SBM consists of Lance Lopez on guitar and vocals, Fabrizio Grossi on bass, and Kenny Aronoff on drums. There’s some

In the 1970’s, Aunt Mary was Norway’s answer to progressive rock. After breaking up in 1973, they got together on

Brash, bold, and beautiful Sarantos sings a song of defiance on “The Silence Doesn’t Bother Me”. Meant to be played

EDM is a branch off of the musical tree that some may never be able to fully comprehend or even

Grown Up Avenger Stuff is a four piece hailing from North Carolina. Any guitar music coming from south of the

Peter Unger is a Reverend out of Allentown, PA. He has a vision to create a path for Christians to

Opening up the collection with fire is the rollicking sound of “Miss Stacey” by Plainfield Slim & The Groundhawgs. Delivered

“I feel like I got a second chance at music after my accident – a chance to contribute – to

Souleye is a hip-hop artist, who is being positioned as “hip-hop’s Medicine Man” and “a modern day hip-hop warrior”. Based

DreamEternalBliss music takes ’80s new wave influences and wraps them up in a fresh, modern rock style. You’ll hear and

Esse Quam Videri’s “One Way Up” effortlessly blends the best of old and new folk. Grandiose in tone the pieces

Hannah Ayrault, like many young men and women before and after her, has planted her flag in Music City U.S.A.,

Jillian Kohr’s “Free” is an impeccable ode to living life on one’s own terms. Defiant at times Jillian Kohr creates

The Love Load is a rock/metal/punk band from Washington D.C. consisting of just three enthusiasts: Ted Watts (bass, vocals), Ben

Tyler Colt’s “Back To The Start” is a perfect kind of pop. With carefully crafted lyrics and a catchy melody

Jack the Radio’s “Badlands” deserves to be blasted as loud as possible. Packed to the brim with intricate arrangements Jack

Sung straight from the heart Small Town Sound’s “For Mama EP” is Americana at its absolute best. Lyrically these songs

Esco Santerio was a prophet. He foretold of a day when two young men embark on a quest for musical

Canadian singer/songwriter Claudia Norris has been writing her own tunes since the age of 14 and singing since she was

Chicago native and Berklee School of Music graduate Josh Phillips may have a stellar musical pedigree, but his EP release

The Bongo Boy Rock N’ Roll TV Show is proud to present the latest episode in their Rock N’ Roll

‘Mr. Midi Guitar’ himself, Les Fradkin, brings to you a hot off the press album that’s like nothing you’ve ever

Not too much debate about the world-region you’d find Jake Aldridge in after hearing the infamous UK-accent as he starts

“Angels Are Found” shows off Rev Peter Unger’s celebration of the everyday heroes. His lyrics focus on those who make

The first single by Malaysian vocal quintet “Voice of Men”. Track called “This Is My War” held the number 1

“4PACK ENT. Presents. MACKronyms” is a collection delivered with a sense of urgency. With lyrics that describe in vivid detail,

Naomi K is an Australian, Dutch transport now living in Los Angeles, showing America what she has to offer with

Champ de Mars is a group founded by singer-songwriter David Emerick, who has been an active front-man of various alternative

Catharsis. It’s a word bandied around in artistic circles when attempting to describe the personal nature of specific works. Bob

Sarantos captures joy and passion on “Valentine’s Day”. Irresistibly catchy the song’s melody is an absolute pleasure. A wonderful hook

Alright…here’s what I don’t expect at any given point in time; to like a song with a title calling it

The Morning Sea’s “Mal de Mer” is a triumphant album. Everything works: from the intricate arrangements to the highly articulate

Reflectivore is from Duluth Minnesota. Formed by Allen Cragin and Ryan Rusch and recorded at Rusch’s The Weight Room (studio)

Ahmed El-Motassem’s “This Great Embarrassment of Being!” showcases a unique voice in the musical universe. With highly articulate, thought provoking