REVIEWS

One of the Showcase performers at this year’s SXSW festival, Buenos Diaz demonstrates his incredible skillset in the all new […]

Moe Green’s Eye plays with heart and soul on the powerful “Who’ll Take Me Home”. Offering a poignant look at

The strum of an electric guitar greets all who dare to enter Anti-Social, the all-new album from Austin’s own Derrick

Thinkbendy embraces a vibrant colorful sound with the highly emotive “Change”. Best taken in as a whole Think Bendy embarks

Olga Solar’s “Tingle Fingers” is taken from the album Antilullaby. It vacillates between being soothing and jarring. It may just

BANDCAMP: https://timjgrant.bandcamp.com/ An anxious keyboard comes alive as we enter “Bullseye,” the first track in Tim J Grant’s brand new

Sisters are doing it for themselves is not just an old Eurythmics song. It’s also a description of Meghan &

Bud Summers titles his album Hard Lessons, and the first teaching moment arrives with “Endless Fantasy.” The lyrics describe a

I recently had the pleasure to reconvene with Amie Penwell once again when I interviewed her late last year: https://skopemag.com/2018/12/08/amie-penwell-shatters-glass-for-jimmy-rae. 

The new single from Canadian trio Little Coyote, “Witness”, builds on the same unique synthesis of folk, progressive and alternative

David Alpha embraces a raw, gritty sound on the intense hard rock of “Chameleon Wheelhouse”. With a fully-lived in approach

Tom Browne delivers a perfectly lush piece of jazz pop on the soothing “Mi Amor Featuring Joyce San Mateo”. Full

Shallow Side give the blues a hard rock kick with the powerful “Saints & Sinners”. Truly gifted storytellers, they explore

Doc Fell & Co craft a rustic bit of Americana with the raw grit and soul of “Heaven, Hell or

Clifford Lamb goes for a lively, lovely take on jazz with the urbane “Blues & Hues”. A kaleidoscopic variety of

FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/thebandjonathan/ Some rock bands are more than content with following a popular trend or whatever direction their scene is

During the chorus to “Million Miles Away,” Gary Douglas sings how he still believes the world can change for the

Tough On Fridays’ “Retrospect” is a tough girl, anthemic rock song. This group is tougher than The Go-Go’s, but not

Rev Peter Unger – ‘I Believe in Second Chances’ Rev Peter Unger embraces a pastoral sense of beauty on the

Like most budding musical prodigies, Caleb Hanks, aka The Clerk, began exploring his artistic interests at an early age. Composing

Greensboro, North Carolina’s Run Home Jack will garner a lot of well deserved attention on the backs of their latest

URL: https://thecaminosideproject.com/ Paul Farran takes listeners on a sonic journey around the globe in the latest album released under his

Angeles plays old school raw rock n roll with the passionate “Pain”. Everything about the track opts for an unhinged,

Addisyn Chafé’s “Burn In Me” is truly a slow burn track. Built upon a lumbering, yet simmering groove, Chafé sings

URL: https://www.moniqueangele.com/ A soothing piano melody swarms around us, entrancing all within earshot in a hypnotic radiance that is usually

Rhett Repko loves rock & roll, but he sings with a slightly effeminate voice, which leaves his attempts to rock

URL: https://www.avsupersunshine.com/ Guttural grooves penetrate our speakers and bleed into a riff-rocking distorted guitar that wants to suffocate everything around

Back and better than ever, Michael Capshaw – perhaps better known as California hip-hop king Cap – is tearing down

URL: https://francinehoney.com/ Glassy beats cascade from a patient drum kit, dotting the landscape that guides us into To Be Continued…, Francine

C-Rod offers a hot take on the coldness of break-ups with “The Break-up Tape”. With a flawless flow the whole

Romy Conzen goes for a funky fresh sound with “AIAIO”. An absolute joy of a track the happiness and optimism

The mastermind behind this new album is none other than the tenacious Fabp aka Fabpz The Freelancer with help from

With a nimble gallop, a lightly overdriven guitar comes driving out of the silence in “Sawtell,” the first track in

FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/kamrynmarieofficial/ Anyone who has ever wondered how it could be possible to translate an emotion as difficult to describe

A chiming melody emits its charming glow from a distant piano in the opening bars of “Teddy Bear,” the new

Na Hoa goes for a blissful dreamy world with the beautiful “Leo Kama’aina”. Done with the greatest of ease, the