REVIEWS

Effortlessly tying together elements of hard rock, math rock, and grunge into a satisfying whole, Linchette Marcel’s self-titled debut is […]

“Two Modes of Transport” shows Jetpacks at their absolute best, with a tender darkwave sound leading the way. Much of

Lush and luxurious, Wiseproof’s “Scuse Me” offers up a downright decadent sound. The mysterious nature of the track means it

Languid and lovely in tone is Rev Peter Unger’s “At Heaven’s Door”. Kept to the absolute essentials Rev Peter Unger

Port of Est. taps into a late 80s darkwave sound on the impeccable “Onyx Moon”. Absolutely infectious in nature these

Oscar Vega’s “Back” has a psychedelic sheen to it. With an effortless languid groove serving as the song’s anchor, the

Philadelphia based Justin DiFebbo’s debut album Turn Out the Light, Turn On the Stereo earned him effusive praise from various

Thomas Nordlund’s time accompanying respected performers like Sarah Morris and the Jana Nyberg Group and his extensive musical education has

Hot Rumour’s “MMXVI” sounds like a party and the afterparty put into a delectable whole. This is the kind of

Kenny Fame is back with his latest release Who Am I. That is an interesting question to ask, especially if

Rev Peter Unger’s “Heaven Only Knows” meditates on the meaning of life. The piece shines courtesy of Rev Peter Unger’s

After selling several thousand albums and cultivating a supportive fan base, what’s next? Bobby Jo Valentine’s third album Fox Eyes,

Nashville isn’t just cowboy hats and Fender Telecasters. Music City U.S.A. is an increasingly diverse community incorporating a wide variety

Destiny’s “Oblivion” is luxurious lush sound immaculately produced and passionately sung. Lyrically concise Destiny shows off a wide range, going

The dynamite new partnership on the Americana scene today, Kerry and Donna Herrick, follow up their critically acclaimed debut New

Tucker is a multi-instrumentalist and a prolific songwriter who’s played and toured with Eric Durrance on the Jason Aldean (2008

Strong and full of confidence, Sarantos taps into the best of early 90s indie rock with “Dreamer”. Downright incredible Sarantos

Brian Pharaoh’s latest single, “Sorry”, is poised to be one of those glorious shots into the dark that makes a

Dark and elegant, Ramsey’s “Pay” is a perfectly paced piece of introspective pop. Led by Ramsey’s undeniably strong voice the

Jimmy actually started drums at an early age and discovered the Beatles and other bands of that era. Soon after,

Formed in 2012, this South Florida act originally began artistic life as a partnership between vocalist/bassist Luis Bonilla and guitarist

Mixing r&b with the Avalanche’s sampledelic tendencies, FLAUNT’s “This Is What Happens When You Let Me Down” is an explosion

EK’s “I Got You” is an absolutely immersive experience. Production opts for an immersive emotive dub-like melody with languid dreamy

Based in Los Angeles, RJ Comer has released his new EP called Nightly Suicide in March 2016. It is an

Mikhail Zagot’s “Piano in the Bushes” is playful to its core. Full of color these pieces positively teem with life.

Biting and beautiful, Mimi LaRue’s “Country Star” takes on the country music industry with absolute style. A brilliant parody the

Fred Colombo’s “The Road” is an EP that explores the darkness. With careful arrangements Fred Colombo’s glossy full sound is

Bongo Boy Records Compilations Volume Eight is a digital release out of the series of open genre music releases on

Brooke Moriber, native New York, is no stranger to spotlights. Since her entertainment career began in earnest at age fifteen,

Dressed Up For Goodbye, released in 2015, is Corinne Cook’s new album. It has got a dozen tracks which are

Warm and tender, Ronjo V’s “Ronjoism” shows an impressive mastery of pop music. Throughout the collection Ronjo V taps into

Sung with true passion, Rayne Michael’s “Someone Please” effortlessly combines elements of R&B and industrial into a satisfying whole. A

Playful with a nostalgic hue, Tehnoloogiline Päike’s “Technological Sun” offers an ever-shifting array of colors and textures. Melodically sound the

Stewart Francke’s self-titled effort is played with a tremendous amount of heart and soul. These songs feel timeless in nature.

Wiseproof’s “More More More More” effortlessly combines big beats and big ideas into a satisfying whole. His flow is absolutely

New releases are rarely as high concept as the Menimals debut. The four piece is self-described as “kraut rock with

Emerging out of a dreamy haze, The Dearly Bereft’s “Funeral Music” is surreal shoegaze. The Dearly Bereft focus on the

“Angels Wear the Strangest Faces” shows off Peter Unger’s celebration of the everyday heroes. His lyrics focus on those who

The Refusers tap into the rebellious spirit of rock n’ roll on “Born To Rock”. Chaotic and compelling the Refusers

Full of passion Alexandra’s “Criminal” is an infectious engaging piece of pop. Everything simply works from her undeniably strong vocals