REVIEWS

The oOhz delves into a raw psychedelic sound with the spirited “Truck Stop”. Featuring ramshackle rhythms and existing purely in […]

The guitar crunch powering Jonathon Zemek’s “Everything Will Change” may be unexpected out of the traditionally country rock enclave of

Brian Grilli, a name you probably know from opening for bands like Florida Georgia Line, Styx, Thomas Rhett, and Cheap

A churning sensation. Ribbons of sound envelop us in their stringy saturation. We’re staring deep into the darkness and it

Leon Robinson, actor best known for his role as the late singer David Ruffin, from the TV Movie series titled

Mr. Envi’ goes for a flawless flow offering stories of a life lived to the fullest on “Tha 40oz (EP)”.

A truly spellbinding procession takes shape on Peter Calandra’s lovely “Carpe Noctem”. Existing as if purely in a dream the

The first song that comes to mind, once Mr. MooQ’s “Dreaming in Color” starts playing, is Hall & Oates’ “One

Reviewing Fabp aka Fabz the Freelancer’s Dirty Little Communications, is a challenge. This is because positive criticism doesn’t come easy.

On her single “You’re in My Head,” Naomi K sings, “To you I say don’t stop belivin’,” which suggests that

Earnestness is defined as seriousness in intention, purpose or effort, and such depth and sincerity of feeling comes through loud

What are the wonderful perks of St. Louis, Missouri? Although it is perfectly known as the “Show Me” State, iconic

Brown Kid goes for an intimate, rustic approach with the carefully crafted narratives of “Rusty Strings”. Careful arrangements add to

1. Angeles – Not Here To Play Angeles embraces a classic 80s hair metal sound with the blast from the

Taylor James explores a soulful, optimistic R&B with the lovely “Insane”. Production feels flawless for the whole of the sound

Mark Huff goes for a raw, rustic slice of Americana with the riotous rock n’ roll of “Stars For Eyes”.

In her latest single “Hey Yo,” Ghana-based pop singer Yaa Yaa blends relevant, socially conscious lyrics with a swinging, rhythmic

Pellé Price’s new single “G Code” continues blazing a trail for a Richmond, Virginia based singer/songwriter who confounds expectations. His

In a place where dreams are formed and started, there is a certain vibe that can’t be described in the

  Right away when listening to this new release, I’m thinking back to the glory days of hip-hop without all

The New Bardots barrel through with the brash ramshackle rhythms of “Great Balls of Fire”. Going for a sly approach,

Angeles starts things off with the powerful rush of “Not Here To Play”. Done expertly they are propelled forward by

Kaz Bielinski sings with power on the tender “You’ll Believe”. Done with the utmost of grace and style, the western

Whenever a band goes into the studio to record anything, whether it be an extended play or a full-blown LP,

In their song “Cruise,” San Diego’s The Jackstones not only effectively set the tone for their new album Love Badly,

Tied To A String – by Andy Notle is the debut solo album from the Austin, TX based rock artist.

Matty T’s “Sidewinder” deftly brings together blues, soul, and southern rock into a celebratory whole. Incredible guitar riffs emerge on

Oddnote delves into a classic alternative rock sound with the powerful “Mystified”. Nicely embodying a sort of gritty, raw style

In a dizzying but genuinely mesmerizing tizzy of colors, immersive beats and soulful vocals, Micah Elloh simply stuns in his

As a band, The Mezcaltones are like a cinematic period piece. Although they’re originally from Sydney, Australia, their hearts are

The Captain Ledge Band goes for a powerful slice of Americana on the tender tone of “Rumours of the Great

If you haven’t already heard, Brisbane’s Chasing Velvet are crashing through the Australian pop scene with bombast and stylish melodies

Steven Wheeler holds nothing back on the full-throttle rush of “Terminal Velocity”. Aptly named Steven Wheeler rushes through these three

Rev Peter Unger sings of compassion on the thoughtful “Goodbye My Love”. Done with the utmost of care, the whole

On their self-titled debut album, Static and Surrender embody the best of indie rock. Intense emotion pours through these concise,