Review
Anti-Flag: Lies They Tell Our Children
Some say as you grow older, your tastes and attitude will become more conservative but that…
ALBUM REVIEW: Emily Breeze: Rapture
On the 10th of February, in exactly one month, Emily Breeze will be releasing her latest…
The Lucid: Saddle Up and Ride & Mumps
On the 27th of January, The Lucid will be releasing their 5 song EP Saddle Up…
Feuerschwanz: Todsünden
For the love of all that is holy, Feuerschwanz’s latest album Todsünden contains 16 covers that…
The Wind + The Wave: Racing Hearts
Have to thank a fellow music junkie, JrzyGyrl, for putting this release on our radar. Her…
Lord of the Lost: Blood & Glitter
I am brand spanking new to the world of Lord of the Lost and when I…
Ryan Adams: Blood on the Tracks
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Ryan Adams: Nebraska
Ryan Adams has been a busy man. Not only is the man back on the road…
†††: PERMANENT.RADIANT
The masterminds of Chino Moreno (Deftones) and Shaun Lopez (Far) known as ††† (Crosses) have unleashed…
Sponge: Love & Sandwiches and Imaginary Marriage ’94
I have an audio quote of Ville Vallo saying, “Music is my god. My best friend.”…
Mother Vulture: Mother Knows Best
Someone I follow on Instagram posted about Mother Vulture and I wish I had taken a…
Adult Leisure: The Weekend Ritual
Let me tell ya, “Control” by Adult Leisure is a goddamn track.
Joshua Burnside: Late Afternoon In The Meadow (1887)
Late Afternoon in the Meadow (1887) has one foot grounded in the past while one foot moves forward. The EP is a wonderful snapshot in time and space.
Review: Bowie’s Piano Man – Live at The Sun Rose by Mike Garson with Mason Alexander Park
I have 1 complaint about Mike Garson and Mason Alexander Park‘s EP, Bowie’s Piano Man –…
Review: Revelations by Sir Jude
Sir Jude‘s debut album, Revelations, is a beautiful insight into the heart of a being modern woman.
Review: Hello Nimbus by Jamie Beale
If there ever was an album that captured the “Sunday Brunch” good vibes only, then it’s Hello Nimbus from Jamie Beale.
Review: Random Causalities by Quantum Dot
With Random Casualties, Quantum Dot has the listener pivoting on emotion after emotion but it’s a joyride to be on.
Review: Lost Dog by Bec Sandridge
I love when new music slides across my desk and surprises me. That’s what Australia’s Bec Sanridge has done with her 5 song EP, Lost Dog.
Review: Rise by The Rasmus
If Rise is any indication for the energy and vibes the band is going to carry forward, ya’ll, I am here for it.
Review: “Ordinary Life” by Emily Breeze
In its simplicity “Ordinary Life” is quite complex and that’s what makes it beautiful.
Review: Lost in Love EP by Little Thief
Little Thief is Charlie Fitzgerald and Rhii Williams. The Bristol based duo has just released “Lost…
Review: In a Late Country by Mycelia
Can I say fresh off the boat for a new release? Do releases come off a…
Review: Butch Walker as Glenn
Where Garth Brooks’ Chris Gaines failed, Butch Walker’s Glenn has soared. Glenn has an innate path to his creator and is genuine, heartfelt, and comforting.
Review: Synth City by All the Damn Vampires
All the Damn Vampires happened upon my radar when James Hart of Eighteen Visions posted he…
Review: Lonestardom by Colyer + Watch “Weird World”
I don’t personally know Colyer, but I would like to offer up an apology to him….
Track by Track: Madness / Medicine by As Paradise Falls
I have lived in Australia since November 2015 and this is the first time I’ve heard…
Review: Cities Changing Names by American Anymen + Interview with Brett Sullivan
I have a confession, I’ve been obsessed with the American Anymen album Cities Changing Names for…
Track by Track: Zeit by Rammstein
Zeit has satiated every Rammstein music craving I have ever had.
