REVIEWS

Scottish born and Canadian based singer/songwriter David Leask has six praised albums to his credit and multiple awards adorn his […]

The band The PondHawks have released a song titled “Afraid Of Love”. The song at its core tells the story

Perth. Australia’s four piece Scizzorman returns with Schizophonic. It’s their fourth studio release and features nine songs overall divided into two

We could all use a little pick me up in these cold winter months. The days are growing shorter than

West of Corey is a band consisting of Corey, the group’s lead guitarist, bassist West and a female singer Janie.

Hannan’s “Break Me” begins with a wonderfully aggressive electric guitar groove. Graham Hannan, the band’s lead singer, doesn’t waste any

Creating one album is difficult, releasing two EPs can take a toll on most bands but The Pierce Project successfully

With a relaxed swing that isn’t lacking in swagger by any stretch of imagination, we find the sexy beats that

The Dallas String Quartet present a breathtaking collection of classic Christmas ballads in their latest release, A Very Merry Christmas with

There’s a lot happening in country music right now, and amidst all of the hype that the Nashville underground has

URL: https://www.flymypretties.com/ Out of New Zealand and into the studio for the first time, prolific live band Fly My Pretties

One (of many great) quotes from the movie Office Space happens when the Peter Gibbons character says “Let me ask

There aren’t a lot of indie artists getting the kind of buzz that MkX is this summer, but it doesn’t

The Keymakers are two brothers, Rederic and Rome Alexander, originally hailing from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and now based out of Boston, Massachusetts. Their

Bobbo Byrnes’ “Mrs. What’s His Name” starts off ever so nicely, with a jangly guitar intro. Once Byrnes’ singing begins,

Alisa Chirco performs an impressive balancing act with her single “Norma Jeane.” It’s a dance song that sounds deeper than

With a gallop of the drums, Dan Ashley’s “What Really Matters” kicks into gear on the back of an electrifying

The Cold Stares draw from a bevy of influences to inform their songwriting and the latest studio release from this

Hard rock is such a specific genre that the lovers know exactly what they like even in the midst of

Farrah Frostt is one diligent woman but all work and no play makes Farrah a monotonous girl. “Work Hard, Play

One thing is for certain and that is whoever this “Lizzy White” is, she doesn’t giving a flying f!?k about

American Pleasure Dome — although from Minnesota — nevertheless has a name that sounds like the Americanization of a Frankie

Gregory Suarez’s “Blue Sky Kiss” opens with a wonderfully, jangly electric guitar intro, before going into a subdued pop-rock arrangement.

Heathcote Hill draws the name for its single, “Promised Land,” from the Old Testament story about a homeland God promised

Released by Lugnut Brand Records, The Railroad Ave. Bullies’ single “Alligator Shoes” and accompanying b-side “She Ready” are more than

Adrian Sutherland’s “Politician Man” boasts the complete package. This is a first rate composition and band performance enhanced even further

The old joke goes, ‘I like both kinds of music: country and western.’ Once upon a time, you didn’t see

With Times When I Know You’ll Watch The Sky, Forest Robots (AKA Fran Dominguez) continues its seasonal-themed instrumental series. In

Andrew Neil calls himself a “freak” on the title cut to his new album. However, he’s not nearly as freakish

2019 has been a banner year for experimentalists like the duo known as Streaking in Tongues, and you needn’t do

This new EP by singer/songwriter Emme Lentino is dedicated to the summer months and she adds, “It’s a nostalgic musical

Through the misty haze of acoustic guitars and synthetic melodies that seem almost divine in nature, we find AV Super

Jennifer Hope offers a sweeping, cinematic scope on the intensely emotional “Runnin’ With The Devil”. With a sound that seems

Embarking upon a spiritual journey, Rev Peter Unger’s soulful voice shines through on “Selah”. Quiet confidence runs through the entirety

The first time I saw this then unknown ensemble (with everybody doing great solos), was as Boz Scaggs backing band

“Never Turn You Down,” a Tony Levitas single, swings and sways to a waltz time signature. The track includes strummed

Admittedly, Twin Lakes’ lead vocalist Robert John Baune and his nasal singing tone, can be an acquired taste. Nevertheless, he

“Winner of the Losin Game” has one of those ringing electric guitar backings that just gets stuck in your head.

Tony Levitas’ “Never Could Be Wrong” opens ominously, with a swirling keyboard part, before easing into its vocal. There is

Tortured, taut, and tense, A Killer’s Confession goes for the jugular with the ferocious “The Indifference Of Good Men”. Proving