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CD and DVD reviews
One could believe that Beware Fashionable Women derived their moniker from their new surroundings in L.A. However, it is more […]
Hand’Solo is a Toronto based independent record label that is often underrated, but it’s catalogue constantly leaves you with
Born in Africa and now living in Southern France, Iras is a true renaissance man. Tired of playing politics
Portland’s Rachel Taylor Brown has created an oddity of an album on her fourth release. Expertly entwining geekish novelty with
With a name like Lloyd Dobler Effect, how can you go wrong? Back it up with some peppy indie-rock anthems,
Transgradulate is a made up term that roughly means “to graduate into a new phase of life with joy”.
Whether you’re looking to entertain your guests for a dinner party or have a romantic evening with your significant other,
Soft, smooth and sophisticated, saxophonist and composer Gian Tornatore’s third album, “Fall,” is a delight to listen to. The
This band is made up of Foster McGinty on guitar & vocals, voices and sound effects, Trifon Dimitrov on electric
It’s Frightening is the second album from the six-piece indie rock band White Rabbits and is a strong follow up
Whisking off to dreamland with the Six Red Carpets’ release, “Nightmares + Lullabies,” brings you to a mystifying, and nearly
A compilation of upbeat and smooth jazz embodies the Los Angeles Jazz Collective’s “Sampler Vol. 1,” which was released earlier
This record is so quick and punchy; seems it’s over before it’s even begun! Not necessarily a bad approach
It’s not everyday when one comes across a music DVD that is enjoyable from start to finish. That’s the feeling
Howard Forman jammin’ away on guitar and Irene Marc belting out the vocals make up the heart and soul of
The CD right away has a real earthy/true-to-heart feel with Ronda Matson smiling away and flowers shown on the back
“Happier Than You” brings music out of it’s usual passive attitude. With its earworm worthy infectious pop hooks, and lyrics
A native of Whitby, Ontario, Canada, Lorraine Leckie is a former world-renowned make-up artist who quit her day job and
Chris McLeod is a man with an acoustic guitar and a broken heart. His album Television Dreams is a love
Get your pop rocks on with a slight alternative twist on Estrella Cristina’s newest release, This Is Life. Having
The fourth album, Crack The Skye, from heavy metal rockers Mastodon takes you on an epic journey through space and
It is clear from the beginning of Passion Pit’s debut full-length album Manners that lead singer and keyboardist Michael Angelakos
Curators of alarmingly aware films take note: your next soundtrack is waiting for you with open arms. Years, (Ohad Benchetrit
These United States describe their latest effort as “It’s about crimes – good ones, bad ones, accidental ones, purposeful ones,
Everything’s bigger in Texas. So it’s no wonder that Girl in a Coma has big influences, a big resume, and
Either come with it to rock out or just simply go home should be this LA-based band’s motto. People
Desillusion is a 3-piece band made up of: Westin Halvorson on lead vocals & guitar, Jay Keller on bass and
Starting parties with their pop and dance fused songs since 2006, The Friday Night Boys is made up of Andrew
Singer/Songwriters, Gina Quartaro & Perry Martin are fully responsible for the contemporary country band known as SWAY. The founding
There are various feelings that are sprung from listening to Gaucho’s “Deep Night,” but one thing is for sure —
Jared McCloud’s sophomore album, “Romance of the Atlantic,” offers a look into his story — one of working towards stardom,
Jennifer Logue is bringing infectious attitude & sound on her new EP, Pretty. The NYC-based singer/songwriter offers up a
Much in the vein of The Chemical Brothers, The Crystal Method and Moby, Kava Kava toe the line between electronica
Often the main benefit of the live album is its ability to capture a dynamic that is either lost in
Curators of alarmingly aware films take note: your next soundtrack is waiting for you with open arms. Years, (Ohad Benchetrit
To first set the record straight, the artist formerly known as Lee Villenueve now goes by Lee Villaire. For
“This is the music of yesterday, today, and tomorrow,” Bobby Sanabria tells the audience. Jazz itself is timeless, but this
Lucia Seas is coming from the land of The Bronx Bombers with a new studio release titled Keep The Drive
Three years since their last album, the lovable trio, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, have returned with ‘It’s Blitz!’, and synths.
Kaleo stands for “The Voice, The Music and The Song” in the Hawaiian language. This futuristic kat is bringin’