REVIEWS

Wildfire is one of the models of sustained consistency modern bluegrass fans can point to in the genre and a […]

King James Boys are a prodigiously talented gospel quintet that originally began life limited to their own church family. They

What hits me right away is the name of this musical act because Achilles Tenderloin certainly stands out and is

David Singley is a talented singer/songwriter & guitarist with over 40 years experience in performing music. David has played with

Canadian-born and based musician Caracol is back for the first time not attached to remix since her knockout last album

Greg Hoy & The Boys pen a fine love letter to classic rock on the powerful “Demons At Night EP”.

Seattle’s music scene is a long way removed from the halcyon days of grunge and alternative music when record company

Bright and airy, the celebratory “Something In The Water” shows off JB Elwood’s infectiously good spirit. Everything about it has

Kate & Anna McGarrigle delivers a beautiful slice of classic folk on “Tant Le Monde”. Recorded live, one feels an

Harmony rules as king in the new single “Cooler if U Did” from Little Hurt, but if you think this

Miami’s Dici is a thoroughly modern performer who, nevertheless, embodies important and timeless fundamentals. He likewise writes about the tried

If you’re wanting true artistry, then look no further! Stephen Jacques is hitting on all cylinders with his latest album

A freewheeling free-spirited sound defines D2UR’s “Right Now”. With an insistent sense of questioning, the song has an intimacy that

Paul Nourigat’s demos for Complex Truth will not appeal to everyone. These are three issue-oriented tracks that some listeners will dismiss despite

Raw, unhinged garage rock fury races by on “Migraine” as Clay Kunego pours his very soul into the sound. Volume

A purely intimate take on classic folk Andrew Neil pares things to the absolute essentials on “Alien”. Sounding timeless, he

Pop/rock, especially the harder stuff, tends to start with a big formula, and without robbing their sound of the edgy,

Moon and Aries sculpt surreal soundscapes on “Break The Matrix (Episode One)”. Fully versed in the electronic, they combine electropop,

Maybe you haven’t heard of Elizabeth Sombart or do not know a lot about her. It isn’t my first exposure

Tahls employs pure indie pop elegance on “Life Is Weird”. Sounds feel lighter than air for they waft on up

The music video for Iva Toric’s “Trust Fall” begins with models walking a fashion show runway. While this is going

As soon as you hit Play on Brooke Surgener’s new single, “I Hate You The Least”, you are immediately transfixed

Staytus finds beauty in ugliness on the intense industrial folk fibers of “Disease of the Mind”. These nightmarish odes present

Joe Marcinek Band is a pure extravaganza of sound and production because this group has so many layers and dimensions.

It’s interesting to discover that Barkhouse formed after a one-night show where the band played some long lost material and

Elam McKnight is a talented singer/songwriter from West Tennessee with many years behind him as a recording musician. Elam’s latest

Phil Hurley is an accomplished musician with an extensive background in music. Phil has been playing in rock bands with

The title of this new track by Spencer Goldman is absolutely perfect because you get the feeling and sense that

Blind Uncle Harry immediately captures your attention with his earlobe-raising single titled “Burn Down The High School”. One will be

Delicate folk phrases rise up over the course of Chris St John’s tender “When Dreams End”. The arrangements feature a

A clever intersection of classical meets the avant-garde, Emily Jaworski Koriath & Tad Koriath develop their own musical language on

An inspirational piece of pop perfection, Georgia Jones bares her very soul on “Ruins”. Buildup on here proves exceptional. The

Gordon Thomas Ward is a masterful storyteller, accomplished songwriter and true artist who knows how tap into human emotions like

After a career of playing and contributing to some 2,000 of other peoples hits and anchoring Toto, the six time

Appropriate for their name, NYC’s Noshows accomplishes a lot through implication and suggestiveness. The most popular use of the term

There are plenty of ways you can tell the story of a person’s life; from studying the broad strokes of

Xavier Toscano offers a majestic buildup with the pop classical fusion of “Castles In The Sky”. A nice little throwback

Catfish Seminar is an unlikely name for a band pushing an alternative version of modern country/Americana for today’s audiences. One

A wild trip through incredible guitar work defines California ™’s “Perfect World (feat. Les Fradkin)”. Done with a degree of

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