REVIEWS

High school physics teacher by day and musician by night, Richard Anthony invites us all to get ‘Connected’ on his […]

Formerly known as Gee Davey, Revel 9 is locked, loaded and ready to give you ‘The Razorblade Diaries’.   This

Ben Kopec is a solo artist, an American, and the six selections on this instrumental EP log in at just

The “Lucid Pop” queen is back with a very Special Release of ‘Warrior Angel Instrumental’.   I had the pleasure

Mississippi Mile is John’s third solo album, and a follow up to his 2008 release, 1,000 Miles Of Life CD

Miracle Parade, Hark and Other Lost Transmissions (Little Record Company) It could be said that this surf-Americana-rock solo project from

When quality & precision clash head on you get ‘Etherica’.   Jake Allen is his name and making dark times

Dylan John Cameron aka DJ Dylan C offers up nine blazing tracks on his new EP ‘Glitch Hop’.   This

Man o man, where to begin on this one!   First off I’d like to pay my respects to Michael

I was lucky enough to get a chance to review this band’s last album titled ‘Damaged Calm’ back in 2009

Following up his debut solo album from last year called ‘Necessary Illusion’, Rick Shaffer reveals to you ‘Hidden Charms’.  

Over the years we’ve seen rock & alternative rock slowly erode into a dumbing down process of overly commercialized, corporate

All I have to say first is WOW!!!   This Jane Hunt will invigorate your senses and will leave you

Get ready for Dayton, Ohio’s own Life After Liftoff and their quick-to-the-punch EP ‘Memory of You’.   LAL is a

Tony DeSimone is a singer/songwriter & multi-instrumentalist who will impress the hell out of your ears.   The new album

“Junior Giant” is a fitting moniker for Spencer Linsley, the 21 year-old front man for the Salt Lake City foursome

Jazz Guitarist Assaf Kehati releases his latest CD “Flowers & Other Stories” in 2011. Kehati is an accomplished player &

You’ve heard of Sugarhill Gang’s classic hit “Rappers Delight”, well get ready for a golfer’s delight anthem brought to you

All I have to say is OHHHH YEAHHHH!!!   I was supplied five tracks which is only about half of

It’s a good thing that the semi-reclusive Carly Jamison took the urging of producer Tres Sasser, and brought her internet-only

Over the years we’ve seen music slowly erode into something quite disturbing. Morph back to a happier time when you

There’s no doubt that the three members of Orlando’s The Pauses have the ability to write some fresh-sounded and at

Over the years we’ve seen rock & alternative rock slowly erode into a dumbing down process of overly commercialized, corporate

Mark Wonder, True Stories of Mark Wonder (Groove Attack Records) This to-date retrospective of the Jamaica-born reggae guy begins with

I already like these guys due to their no-nonsense, no-bullshit attitude and mentality.   Finally…a band that makes a very

Tom Shaner is a multi-talented artist who has written over 300 songs in his career so he is no stranger

The Albertans aren’t from Alberta. Let’s just get that out of the way now. No gritty punk or honest-to-goodness country

I have heard the phrase from most artists I have worked with/on: “Let’s put this up on the wall and

First things first, the guys from Welter love their guitars as evident in their debut full-length The Bush Years. The

Female singer-songwriters are very often pigeonholed very quickly and given little opportunity to evolve artistically without their past releases being

I don’t usually say this but I really do feel like a star is born after hearing Morgan Bracy’s new

First and foremost I have to say that James Sera is a highly skilled guitar player after hearing ‘Reality of

Named after the classic ’76 Cadillac Coupe de Ville, Shaky DeVille is still cruisin’ along with style & pizzazz.  

Over the years we’ve seen rock & hard rock slowly erode into over-commercialized, corporate puppet shows providing us all with

What makes Dawn Time Riot such a miraculous listen is how, with all its unmitigated energy, the record still manages

It is through a contemporary interpretation of folk that songwriter Ginger Hebert and company has unveiled Out Past the Garden,

The word “Quirky” often carries negative connotations, but one spin of Entertainment Ordinaire ought to prove otherwise. The debut full

Continuing in a long line of swampy, Canadian acts whose thinly-veiled brand of optimism is only heard through murky guitars

First things first, to say this band is full of youthful exuberance is redundant. With a 20-year old keyboardist and

Over the years we’ve seen punk, rock & even alternative rock bands slowly erode into a dumbing down process of