REVIEWS

Molly & The Krells is a quartet from Sydney, Australia, and even though the act features seemingly a girl’s name […]

Rev Peter Unger embraces a full-band sound on the lovely country chamber pop of “My Reunion with You”. With an

Phantom Phunk is bringin’ the Phunky, Fresh noise and living “Day By Day” on their latest single. Phantom Phunk is

She calls Cape Cod, MA home and Kathleen Healy is dubbed the “Saltwater Songwriter” for good reason. Much of her

Robert Thies & Damjan Krajacic’s “Blue Landscapes III: Frontiers is presented by a group that calls itself THE “mindfulness music

Rock and metal went through some pretty tumultuous times as the 2010’s came to an end, but despite the chaos

As you might expect, “Morning Dew,” featuring Negar Nick on Persian Kamanche, is a quiet, gentle piece of music. In

Rev Peter Unger has released the song “Selah” off the EP of the same name. As described on his ReverbNation

Sonomaris is a hard-hitting act from Los Angeles, California and they are pushing full steam ahead with their latest single,

If you’re assuming that this band is a bunch of pompous, ego-maniacs who think they are beyond brilliant and that

The Brilliance has titled its album Suite No 2 World Keeps Spinning: An Antidote to Modern Anxiety, and no song

There aren’t many artists in the underground right now that are getting the kind of hype that Ronnue is, and

Sonomaris, a hard rock band from Los Angeles, CA, points to many grunge-associated acts as influences, and one can pick

The 2010s, especially as they drew to a close, proved to be a great time for vocal-driven pop music, and

Jerf, the song notes tell us means “endless depth.” “Love is an ocean of endless depth,” Art Tawanghar expands upon

Whether it be the grinding grooves of “Solace Unexpected,” an anxious melody of “The Turnaround,” a relaxed swing in “Caught

The Artist from Down Under is back and better than ever with her latest released titled ‘Nothing Ventured’.  I have

Love Me In The Dark has released their debut album of the same name. The group consists of two people:

Art Tawanghar’s “Perennial Wisdom 432Hz” begins with just a few piano chords, which almost sound like the intro to The

Rachael Sage has a lot of history to call upon. Her career, spanning fifteen album releases over many years, but

Rio Trio is, much like its name suggests, a group of three that creates jazz music with Brazilian flavor. Drawn

David Allen’s music is described as “No bullshit, just straight up good music out of the heart and through a

“Forgiveness” DeepC Divers begins with a gentle piano intro, followed by an equally gentle lead vocal. It all has many

It’s hard to try and describe the effect this group has had on music for over 60 years, but Don

A harmonica adorns the soft waves of an acoustic guitar melody. The strings play on as the harmonica fades away,

Big Bone Daddy goes for a southern fried swagger on the effortlessly cool “Got It”. A playful sensibility informs the

The gnaw of a simple melody awakens chill-inducing textures as we sift through the sonic soil of “Wrinkle.” In “Improvisation,”

The Dutch rock/jazz guitarist is probably best known for his being a founder of the prog rock group Focus. The

I’m thrilled to get a chance to listen to and review this recent album titled ‘The Bending of Light’ by

The Pink Dust’s new EP “Fathom”, with a release date of January 10th, 2020, is a four-song effort that showcases

Self taught Kenyan born musician, songwriter and performer Vonj relocated to the United Kingdom long ago and has made a

I had the pleasure to review Sophie Dorsten’s single, “Roses”, last year and knew that I had come across a

Charles Daza and The Revenants virtually blow out their amps on the insane guitar athletics of “Old Camaro”. Done with

In their new single “#2020,” family band Avni Vir Vineet blend surreal pop with sleek R&B grooves to conceive a

To say that it isn’t easy to capture the energy of a vintage bluegrass song would be too huge an

The Hardest Part, the new extended play from Oliver James, opens with its title-bearing composition, and through a mist of

What comes to your mind when you see a perfectly built home? Have you ever stopped to wonder what it

Scottish-born singer/songwriter, Hugh Morrison, indugles fans from all over the world with Scottish music unlike any other with his latest

The Irrational Library has released the album “EVERYTHING AT ALL TIMES AND ALL THINGS AT ONCE”. The album consists of

This was the second time seeing this wonderful production, but this marks the first time reviewing Moscow Ballet’s Great Russian