REVIEWS

“Evolution” by Ashley Delima leaves you wanting more – more of her voice. At just 19, this New Jersey resident […]

With “Holding On To Nothing” Broken Testimony goes for a wild, feral take on alternative rock. Reminiscent of Korn and

Slick…that’s the one word I could use to describe Jacob Needham and The Blue Trees’s Procrastinated Memoirs album, released in

Have you ever been to Australia, Tasmania, or The United Kingdom? One thing is certain, the recent death of world-renowned

Look over your shoulder and be aware because the wildly zany bunch known as The New Occupants are urging people

It’s almost impossible to examine modern hip-hop without seeing the obvious operatic qualities that have the genre for more progressive

Mark Schirmacher’s single “Are You Okay?” is a stark, honest question set to music. Shirmacher’s sincere singing voice is set

Eye’z sings with fire and passion on the soulful “Still A Rainbow”. Her voice has a commanding presence to it

Astronomique is a new band based out of Minneapolis that we’ve been keeping an eye on for a while now.

Every day in the world, people are seeking new ways to do business. People are seeking no ways to create

Yam Haus is a synthesizer-anchored rock fourpiece from Hudson, WI. The single “West Coast” is taken from the group’s full-length

Intense wild energy runs through D.L. Byron’s passionate “Satori”. Featuring a gigantic, anthemic approach everything about the EP deserves to

Can music have the potential to make the mind float in the stars? Can music alone provoke a mind to

Mark Rogers delivers a heartfelt slice of Americana with “Qualifiers”. Done with the utmost of care, Mark Rogers proves to

Romy Conzen’s “V for Victory” goes for a swaggering classic rock style. Featuring a shapr edge to the guitar riffs,

Welsh Avenue delves into a fun, playful dance-rock with the blissful “Disco Moon”. Lush synthesizers perfectly intermingle to create a

When it comes to presenting music in hip-hop, the crew of The Band Of TheHawk knows the best. By the

It’s time for a summer road trip. Roll down the windows, let the wind blow through your hair and cruise

I’m getting punched with such pristine grace as Annie Fitzgerald belts out the song “Black and Blue”.  This track is

Top shelf pop like this is more and more difficult to find. Fate Under Fire are definitely filling a glaring

If you’ve been following jazz’s indie scene lately, then you’ve probably familiarized yourself with the expressively cleansing style of Daisy

Ibiza Opening Party 2018, the new release from Dan McKie’s 1980 Recordings label, is a collective anthology of summer beats

The single “Catch” from Irish pop rockers The Elation is definitely the catch of 2018. This infectious ditty hits all

STEEL goes for a mellowed atmosphere with the luscious “Tranquilo”. Aptly named, STEEL explores the nuance of Vaporwave in such

City of the Weak crafts alternative rock with edge on the passionate “Pulling Teeth”. An awesome, truly electrifying experience, the

All up and down the west coast, there are some wonderful sights to see. From Seattle, Washington, Portland, Oregon, Los

Ann Paul taps into the joy of the singer-songwriter tradition with the 70s-influenced style of “Stay”. Wild and wonderful, the

At first listen to Annie Fitzgerald’s You & Me & the Sun, the first question that comes to mind is,’10,000

Have you ever been anywhere in the south? Have you ever just been to a place where time seems to

Music history is filled with colorful stories about famous brothers creating memorable music together (the Gallaghers in Oasis, Everly Brothers,

The talented women of country music have always provided the crucial backbone for the genre since its very inception. Despite

Chris Pietrangelo may be a singer-songwriter from Memphis, TN, but his single “Hard to be Sad in Nashville” is, as

Have you ever been to a place where it brought you back there in your thoughts constantly? Or have you

Inspirational to its very core, Kaz Bielinski’s “Tell Me True” speaks tenderly about the importance of love in a life.

So many music albums of so many artists have been released every year. But, do all of them show the

Queer country music.  Let the barbecue sauce of that phrase marinate for a minute. Think about how it tastes, how

The first impression made by Rachel Troublefield’s single “Put Me In” is it sure sounds like John Fogerty’s “Centerfield,” as

As we come of age, society imposes the idea that we must have direction. But what if being lost is