REVIEWS

Based out of Santa Ana, California, Saint Blasphemer is a four piece hard rock band whose debut EP Simon Templar

Kansas City based vocalist, guitarist and songwriter Sterling Witt’s fifth full length release, Satyagraha, debuts his latest configuration, a power

When The Clock Strikes creates a high energy, high speed rush of sound on “The Better Friends EP”. Downright infectious

Jared Mancuso’s “Superdope” taps into a playful, freewheeling kind of indie rock. Over the course of the album Jared Mancuso

The latest release from Angie and the Deserters, a six song EP entitled You, continues to build on her rapidly

Nicely tapping into the theatrical essence of glam rock, Von Konow’s “Cosmic” is a pure delight. Arrangements are pitch perfect

On “Professor Works Laboratory Vol. 2” Chucky Workclothes offers snapshots of a life lived most fully, with perfect articulate flows

The third album from Stefanie Keys and her San Francisco based five piece, Open Road, continues adding to Keys’ unusual

Graduate of the prestigious Belmont University songwriting course and an award winner, Josh Birdsong has debuted with the memorable five

The Chris Robinson Brotherhood has announced the November 4 release of ‘If You Lived Here, You Would Be Home By

The first full length studio release from New Orleans based The Good for Nothin’ Band, Maniac World, is a ten

The debut solo effort from Fort Lauderdale based singer/songwriter Alex Di Leo, So We Go, marks his first work since

Brooke Barry creates a beautiful ballad with “Mirror”. Over the course of the song her voice soars majestically. The arrangement

Monsta Kodi’s “Wipe Your Tears” is a heartfelt, tender piece. With a truly positive, inspiring message Monsta Kodi explores exactly

Troy Lindsey has a wandering soul and the journeys can be heard in the lyrics of his songs. He wears

Lynne Taylor Donovan is a recognized Canadian country artist that has been working the scene for years building a following

Tim Toz and Joy Tolbert, long time music veterans, have learned how to adept to a world forever altered. Tolbert

Full of searing guitar licks and lyrics that pierce the soul, One Way Ride’s “Put Me On” exemplifies rock n’

Float Like A Buffalo embraces a celebratory, carefree spirit on “Enjoy the Ride”. Lyrically they embrace a sense of optimism

Jokatech, a stage name for Jason K. Addae, is one of the transformational artists who come into a genre usually

Delivered with true spirit is the impassioned work of John Michael Hersey’s “You Got To Me”. John Michael Hersey’s vocals

Sarantos injects a sense of fun and cheer on the playful sound of “A Halloween Song”. Opting for a slightly

One Man Rock Band’s “Basket Of Deplorables” captures a raw visceral sense of power. Deserving to be blasted as loud

Fernando Perdomo’s “Voyeurs” is a deeply reassuring, kind album that recalls the best of 70s singer-songwriters. Downright beautiful his work

The TRUMPetts move forward with a great sense of power on the undeniably spirited “Trump Train”. Filled with a true

On “The Heart and Soul – I’ll Never See You Again (EP)” INDOSURF effortlessly blend together punk, alternative rock, and

Hannah Telle taps into the loveliness of late 60s and early 70s AM pop exuberance with “Hollow Glow”. With a

Jack Mosbacher Band’s “Sunny Songs for Shady People” presents a joyful, exuberant take on the best of pop. With the

Rev Peter Unger delivers a beautiful rumination on how the problems of the world can drag a person down with

Fire to the Stars delve into the deeply emotional with the moving “Stay Down”. A sense of melancholy defines the

Marrying elements of classical, raga, and the blues into a satisfying whole, “Falling Snowflakes” is a tender piece that shows

Like any band who have been labelled pioneers of their genre, The Pop Group are an acquired taste to those