REVIEWS

Pop/rock sensibility, nuanced electronica and deep thought, optimistic lyrics come together on Kingsley’s new full-length Digital Providence. Again teaming with […]

Grunge may be the kind of genre that is still fodder for every jackass critic out there. But there are

In today’s fickle musical climate, it is hard to think of many female Scottish singer-songwriters who have made more than

Walter AdamKibby, II AKA Dirty Walt Kibby & Roderick “Rodcore” Palmer make up the core of Year Of The Dragon.

On April 20th, Sam Amidon’s forth solo effort I See the Sign is released on Iceland-based Bedroom Community. Dealing with

Sam McClain has led a storied career. At age thirteen he ran away from his abusive stepfather and joined “Little

A gentle perusing of one’s CD collection typically will render at least one Reggae album, usually the ubiquitous ones, like

Last year, I reviewed a Lucy Woodward album and made a heartfelt confession. I am about to make another one.

Get ready to get a full dose of Vitamin-D as you travel along a well-balanced, musical Bridge.   Dennis Cronin

Carmen Tosca attempts to blow you away with her new album, Wind.   The CD consists of 11 tracks that

If records like Sweet As Pie the latest release from Lake Of Stew don’t put you in a good mood,

There’s a clever edge to “Songs For A Sinking Ship,” the debut full-length from April Smith and the Great Picture

1986, the branchild of Giorgio Angelini and Cully Symington isn’t a band to take lightly. Everybody Is Whatever I Think

Obviously artists vary in terms of the complexity and simplicity of their music. Some tend to blend a myriad of

Country crooner Blake Shelton has released a recession-buster of an album in “Six Pak” fashion–a six-track EP that will reach

Guinness World Record holding (Most gigs in a 12 hour period) London-based punk powerhouses Buck Brothers are the greatest thing

Rosado Jr was born in NY but raised in California with a deep musical background.   At just age 10,

Golden Bloom, the power-pop force sounds like a thousand waves crashing in ferocious union on “Fan The Flames.” It should

Talk about groovy. Stricken City’s latest full-length, “Songs About People I Know” is ripe with enough insanely bombastic, electronically-infused melodies

Originally of Birmingham England, Edward Rogers is a New York based singer-songwriter who’s latest solo effort Sparkle Lane (named after

What you get from this five-man crew from Orlando is complete and utter pandemonium.   The five-song EP comes fully

“Constellations,” the latest from Austin’s architects of aural density, Balmorhea is one damn freaky listen. Whether or not this five-piece

It`s been widely reported that “Received Pronunciation” will be the last release from Boston trio Pants Yell! And that’s a

When commonality and diversity meld, the result is typically something quite dynamic. And in a world that is too often

It looks like there’s more going on in Vancouver this year than just the 2010 Winter Olympics like that isn’t

Mel Flannery and her band known as the Trucking Co. are ready to hit the roads and travel a long

Singer/Songwriter, Marc Alan is the man known as Alphanaut.   This artist is ready for lift off with his latest

Holopaw’s relaxed and melodical approach isn’t exactly synonymous with Gainesville, Florida. Energetic punk rockers like Against Me! come to mind,

Although a relative newcomer on the Canadian indie scene, Zeus, a Toronto foursome are one hell of a classically trained

Naturally, the story within a song belongs to the person who penned the lyrics. And interpretations within said lyrics tend

Sombre and   meandering as it may be, One Step Closer, the third release from The Silent Boys is a

While many indie fans waited in eager anticipation for Yeasayer’s   second full length, Odd Blood. And it’s safe to

One guy and four girls creating a full ‘n’ flavorful sound—genius idea here!   The richness of the vocal arrangements

The four-piece group featuring Victor on piano (or Piana as he describes it) blends some boogie with some Cajun and

Maudlin, the second full-length from Omaha’s Capgun Coup has been described as “…a sonic homage to (Their) renowned energetic performances

Corrin Campbell & The Election step out of the trenches and into the public’s eye to give you Game Night.

Right off the bat, I want to give major kudos to Friendly Fire Recordings. They are serious about their vinyl,

There are a few things that come to mind when I think of the month of September.   The first

Sophomore albums can be a tricky thing. Many bands try to up the ante and go for broke as they