REVIEWS

The Review: Speed Bump by Liz Kennedy was released 2013. A highly anticipated  release from a singer songwriter who hails […]

Exploding with the feisty punk rock of ‘After All’, When Summer’s Gone’s Knockout Mechanism immediately establishes itself as big, bold,

In anticipation of their upcoming release, The 100th Monkey, Earth And The Next Society reveal four tracks to give a

Frostbite is a one man rock band and constantly evolving portfolio of an emerging Atlanta based producer, experienced performer, multi-instrumentalist

Starting off sounding like Peter Kelly has something of a kinship with Jack Johnson, as ‘Fear Of Landing’ progresses it

With the pop punch of a male Katy Perry and a side helping of skitteringly eccentric electronica, Kenny Fame’s ‘I

From its opening bars, Where Do We Go From Here? establishes itself as a diverse and inventive record from 36?

Dark, dusty, brooding and skulking, And They Are Us opens with the grubby, moody ‘Last Day Of Summer’. Laced with

Interesting and inventive music that comes from a religious perspective is not only hard to come by, but also often

”Your Ghost” is the first song on the album. It has nice, strong vocals and I really like the instrumentals.

The first song, “I’ll Be Your Fool” starts things off very nice and calm. Kathleen Haskard’s voice reminds me of

In the spirit of musical justice (as I find is severely lacking these days), I gave this latest CD from

Ras Xix has a unique repertoire and displays his talent in his self titled CD released in May of 2014.

The Music Industry Self Help Guide—Taking Your First Steps Towards Trampling Over The Obstacles In An Independent Market. Mike Repel,

This 4 song e.p. by the Italian indie rock group Hysterical Sublime is both atmospheric and textured, with soft dynamics

Ready Never’s debut CD, Eleutherophobia is a dance electro pop compilation in a nice neat party package. They are out

‘Swaying’ sees Keith Alan Mitchell’s vocal sailing close to the tones of Ben Folds, all the more supported by the

So across my desk slides the new 9 track CD from Doug Briney entitled Super Country Cowboy. Now that’s a

Taking cues from classic modern rock, Best Not Broken’s latest EP Falling In is a rich and emotive recording laced

Sticky Fingers is known around the globe as the premiere Rolling Stones tribute band, selling out venues and out stoning

Les Pauls (‘The Pauls’, get it?) album Holy Land Revisited is a passionate collection of serious rock. Opening with ‘Sleepwalking

There’s a real sense of cathartic musical independence here via this latest work from Calgary, AB (CAN) based musical project

Amatus is an interesting soul to say the least. She grew up in a rough neighborhood in Chicago and lived

Laura Sailer is a karaoke aficionada and singer-guitarist with extensive formal musical training. Aside from teaching elementary music, she provides

Drunksouls is a band out of Marseilles, France. They have hit the European festival scene and have built quite a

Fusing jazz, folk, and funk with a real sense of fun, London based Italian singer songwriter Roberta De Francia’s Kaleidoscope

Columbus Ohio based band She Bears just released their latest CD We Will Be Fossils (2014).  This CD contains a

The Jackslacks just dropped 2 new singles – (Other Side/Come Home With Me) under Bungalo Records. Right from the start

At times these guys just seem a little awkward. At other times they seem a little lackluster and unoriginal. For

Mashing together swing, dancehall, and female-fronted indie rock, Ari and the Alibis is the record you never expected. Opening with

  Simon Adams says he wants to be a part of some greater purpose. I believe he has found that

Dyanne Harvey harnesses the familiar tones of Sara Bareilles and Celine Dion and delivers her own brand of country tinged

Steve Ryan has an entire catalog of music and has added yet another gem to his collection with, Boundless Moments.

With an unrelenting flow, big bold sounds, and serious themes, The Prequel is Shneal’s latest album filled with powerful beats

A sprawling, experimental piece running for all of forty four  minutes, Andrea Remondini’s  Non Sequitur is a wonder-filled experience laced

Duets are always interesting. It’s about finding two voices that work together to create a sense of chemistry and dynamic,

Joel Havea clearly loves the blues, and similarly loves the guitar. Strings And Wood is his latest EP, and it’s

TLH features the main members Paul Schmitz on guitar/vocals, Michael Meehan on bass/vocals, Russ Seeger on guitar/vocals, and the added

Texan EJ has always been right at home standing back to back and sharing the stage with other top guitar

Opening with the impossible confidence of ‘Johnny Was’, Paris’ own Juliette Jules immediately shows off her abilities as a young