REVIEWS

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

Effortlessly blending elements of punk and folk into a satisfying whole, Young Beard’s “The Big September” is an absolute delight.

Sung with the utmost of passion is Kenny Fame’s “Oh What A Night”. With a mellow laid back groove Kenny

With a sultry seductive spirit is MAAD’s “Black Ice”. A slinky groove nicely meshes elements of dance and electro pop

Possessing a great sense of optimism is the perfect jazz-rock fusion of “Stronger Than Before”. Tying the entire piece together

The second single from Astronauts of Antiquity’s forthcoming EP Beyond the Maze, “Future Back”, builds on the impressive success of

Alex Mery & The Townsmen presents a highly spirited narrative with the carefully crafted folk leanings of “Safely On Your

Soles of Passion deliver “Bump Me Up” with a strong sense of optimism in the future. Emphasizing a sense of

The Front End sings the song of the downtrodden with their “Growing Pains EP”. Offering a series of portraits from

The front woman for Heart, Ann Wilson went out on a solo adventure with her new EP The Ann Wilson

P Bailey’s “Story” effortlessly merges funk and dance into a celebratory whole. By far the heart of the collection are

It’s easy to forget how good this sort of music can be. We’ve lost the spirit in the marketplace that

The Bongo Boy Rock N’ Roll TV Show is proud to present their episode 1090 in their Rock N’ Roll

Despite the fact that Circles and Squares is his debut solo effort, there’s a better than average chance you’ve heard

With a tight flow and an infectious groove J’Moris’s “Dope Life ft. Sunny BoBo” is a pure joy. Lyrics paint

On “Whiskey” Sarantos sings with true longing and passion. Like a mystical swirl of sounds the piece moves at an

The third and most recent release from The Retakes, Trash, is a four song EP continuing in the Pixies-inspired tradition

On “Waste Away With Me” Lee Smythe taps into a jaunty, nostalgia-tinged sound that marries the Elephant6 Collective aesthetic with

Seattle native and multi-discipline artist Anomie Belle’s album release Flux will likely garner her considerable attention as one of the

Thomas Charlie Pedersen, member of the three piece Danish alternative rock band Vinyl Floor, has released a debut solo effort

Jason Rylan sings with true power on the reassuring “Help is on the Way”. With an upbeat, giddy melody moving

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