Reviews

A double album. 15 tracks. 7 years in the making….

Say hello to Nicholas Johnson and his fourth album, Shady…

I discovered Midnight Tea Party through a co-worker at the…

Adventure Songs by Aaron Wylder, who grew up in the…

Welsh 4 piece punk rockers, Baby Schillaci, have released their…

Qveen Herby is the fierce and feisty alter ego of…

What I like best about The Years Between Dog and…

Blone Noble is bringing sexy 80’s magic back with his…

I can’t with Sleep Token. And by can’t, I mean…

Following up their 2021 self-titled album, The Lucid are back…

Some say as you grow older, your tastes and attitude…

On the 10th of February, in exactly one month, Emily…

On the 27th of January, The Lucid will be releasing…

For the love of all that is holy, Feuerschwanz’s latest…

Have to thank a fellow music junkie, JrzyGyrl, for putting…

I am brand spanking new to the world of Lord…

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Ryan Adams has been a busy man. Not only is…

The masterminds of Chino Moreno (Deftones) and Shaun Lopez (Far)…

I have an audio quote of Ville Vallo saying, “Music…

Someone I follow on Instagram posted about Mother Vulture and…

Let me tell ya, “Control” by Adult Leisure is a goddamn track.

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.

I have 1 complaint about Mike Garson and Mason Alexander…

Sir Jude‘s debut album, Revelations, is a beautiful insight into the heart of a being modern woman.

If there ever was an album that captured the “Sunday Brunch” good vibes only, then it’s Hello Nimbus from Jamie Beale.

With Random Casualties, Quantum Dot has the listener pivoting on emotion after emotion but it’s a joyride to be on.

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.