REVIEWS

Toronto Tabla Ensemble’s new album, For The Love Of Tabla, explores feelings of love and devotion. Ritesh Das, founder and […]

The art of the “summer single” feels lost after the last couple of years, doesn’t it? After years indoors, there

Someone notify the Grammys, as an out of nowhere sensation has emerged in Dominique Lloyd, better known as Dommo. A

We need albums like this right now. As the world seems to be falling around our ears, wars and rumors

Las Vegas is a city known for its entertainment, its food, its nightlife, and more recently, its exorbitance. It’s produced

Uplifting and invigorating – the single, “Trust In Me” from Francesca Beghe shines even if it’s a decades-old song. Proving

A powerful physicality adorns the entirety of Noor’s “Phoenix EP.” The title proves to be aptly named for it rises

The R Train explores a riotous strain of classic rock with “We Gotta Get Out Of This Place”. Here is

It feels like Rob Alexander is always the subject of some serious underground buzz from one year to the next,

The Midwestern wilds of the Dayton, Ohio area aren’t renowned for producing memorable popular music acts but that changes when

Between the chiming strings of “Baby, You’re My Weakness” and the lusty harmonies that cling to a rock-inspired rhythm in

‘Hillbilly Hippie Shreddin’ Folk Rock’. That’s how Blind Uncle Harry describes his music and it’s completely spot on. In fact,

Alias Wayne has shown he has a knack for creating captivating and creative songs time and time again. His whole

A rustic slice of Americana comes through with Southbound 75’s soulful odes. Done with a great amount of dignity he

Kristina Koller employs a noir jazz pop perfection with the sultry “Get Out of Town”. The arrangements have a sophisticated,

Merit Maker embodies the ethos of skater punk on the undeniably catchy choruses of “Breaking Edge”. Volume is a given

Gravelle & Perinbam taps into rock’s very soul with their urgent yet thoughtful takes on that classic sound. Percussion hits

“My Tears Fall” revels in the exquisite storytelling of Sarantos. With this piece, he gets personal with the Greek language

Pure club vibes race through “17 (houson boombox remix)” for Hannyta captures a psychedelic dance experience. Volume is a given

Ludlow Creek rolls on through with a country rock grace on “What About Love”. Beyond the clear references to country

What I love most about Kali Indiana’s recent single ‘Probably Not’ is the track’s ability to make you laugh, make

Nied’s Hotel Band features a gorgeous, communal spirit on the updated big-band bombast of “We’re Just Fine”. Optimism shines through

Hard rock, the blues, with a blast of bombast make up “Stand Up – Two Cities,” showing off the exquisite

Playboi Brando aka Brandon James Thayer is a young, up-and-coming artist who is relentless on the microphone. With an aggressive

Whether it be waking the dead or a next door neighbor, “Illuminating Nightmares” is sure to rattle some bones and

3Mind Blight is a one man show who is a former producer turned solo artist. 3Mind Blight is from Oklahoma

“We hope that people find this song to be true and relatable – love is definitely one of the most

Jarea Wilson’s voice rings fine and true on the confessional “Love Needs An Answer”. The minimalism of the sound gives

It takes a lot of effort to make rock music sound compelling in 2022, given how exploited the genre has

Willie J “The Philosopher” brings good vibrations with “Let’s Save The World” and “Be a Father to Your Child”. For

Octavate delivers hardcore rock with heart on the fire and fury of “My Wasteland”. Baring their very soul, the raw

I’ve had the pleasure to work with Sophie Dorsten many times now and I can honestly say that she continues

Wave 21 give off pretty cerebral folk-rock vibes throughout their last record Brace Yourself, but if you think this is

If there’s one thing that stands out to me when delving into the magical musical world of Ryan Dart, it’s

Revolution Engine may have written the songs for their album ‘Fist & Flame’ a couple of years ago, but there’s

Brooke Surgener has clearly been on a roll the past few years and she shows no signs of pumping the

Kenton Place demands the listener play “Roses On The Wall” loud because theirs is a true wall of sound. There

Daxton conjures up imagery of the ancient and modern takes of folk with the soulful “Otherside”. A rather intimate setting

It’s been a while since I’ve heard a single like this. I confess knowing zero about Gary Brewer and the