REVIEWS

When you think of rap meccas — you think of great cities like ATL, CALI, NY. Even Seattle Washington has […]

Get ready for a group from Barbados as they unleash their International debut EP and hope to take the world

Singer/songwriter Adam Rader releases a two-song EP in light of his upcoming 2011 debut album.   One track is an

There’s something about kraut rock that just gets me.   Where I often find myself bored with minimalist electronica that

Eight Feet Deep is the latest project from Long Island, NY guitarist and songwriter Billy “Pills” Fridrich.   Fridrich has

Maybe the members of Quest For Fire smoke a lot of pot, and maybe they don’t. What they do to

The cover of All I Want, the holiday-themed sophomore release from all-female choral/pop group Aliqua, features all eight vocalists posing

Are you ready to get nuts and join the party that is known as Eleven Dollar Life?   I hope

If it ain’t broke then don’t fix it is a famous saying and one that Broken Poets should stand by

Hand’Solo records has recently re-released their classic hip-hop compilation, Bassments of Badmen Volume Two. Featuring a new cover that reflects

We should all enjoy the simple things in life and never take them for granted.   That is exactly what

Katherine Jenkins: model, TV personality, classical/pop crossover vocalist. That’s quite a rap sheet, basically the holy trinity of pretty people

It’s safe to say you’ve never heard a band quite like New Jersey’s Delicate Steve.   Oh, sure, there are

Chicago-based MC Phillip Morris has proven himself to be one of the ultimate wordsmiths of hip-hop on such albums as

Richard Laviolette is probably the friendliest guy you’ve never met. Each of his down-home folk tunes are rich with a

It wouldn’t be fair to say that Jukebox The Ghost, a Philadelphia trio, write catchy songs. What would be fair

For the past five years, Kat Burns has been making the kind of music that makes lonely, dimly-lit bedrooms that

The Micronite Filters, yet another fine addition to Get Bent’s intensely visceral lineup of blues-heavy rock and rollers, are not

La Strada, a Brooklyn five piece, sounded like the most seafaring of seafaring bands on their debut that I had

When it comes to recording the written word, Halloween (and of course The Grinch at Christmas) belonged to actor Boris

Get ready for a style of music that is so creative & original that it will amaze your ears!  

This group known as Ceramic really digs deep here by going outside the box on The Past Ain’t Fair.  

Re-releases of old, out of print EP’s are essentially a double-edged sword. Not only do you realize how much great

VTG is one man known as Lawrence Stone who releases his 6-track EP Love Is Letting Go.   It’s worth

The liner notes of Workin’ For The Music Man offer a fairly honest perspective of Romano’s life a rambling, folk

Soulful vocals, backing electronica and infectious lyrical subject matter are the facets that comprise the ethos of the full-length LP

God bless The Strange Boys. Listening to Be Brave, their sophomore LP induces a feeling akin to waking up with

When things get a little awkward in social situations, there’s one thing everyone needs to do: crank up Columbia Heights

Barcelona, Spain isn’t normally associated as a place where psychedelic pop-rock bands rule. That doesn’t seem to bother the Gurus–a

The fact that The Summerlad are largely unknown is a crying shame. This three-piece out of Calgary, creates a sonic

First off, I have to say right off the bat that I simply love the style of this group.  

Bill Hicks, a self-described “[Noam] Chomsky with dick jokes, is one of the most influential comedians ever. His satire of

Jackie Arredondo is an artist who is not afraid to step out of her comfort zone and try something new.

Get ready for an album that offers a lot of good-sounding music for the people. The Matt Burke Band is

What I heard was here was completely original and nothing like anything else I’ve listened to before.   The Jesus

What a wake up call I had this morning when I listened to Downslave’s Cost of Freedom on my laptop.

It’s not everyday that you hear an album where one song is as good as the next.   It’s also

Tony Palmer’s Leonard Cohen “Bird on a Wire” was to be his masterpiece: that is, until it was re-edited without

Thomas D’Arcy, who apparently sealed himself in a basement studio after the implosion of his band, The Ladies and Gentleman,

Death in the Park, Death in the Park (End Sounds) Alabama rockers aiming to bridge a few gaps between emo,