Slum Sociable – ‘Slum Sociable’ (album review)
Music can be therapeutic, not just for listeners but also for the artists. In the case of Slum Sociable, […]
Bousada – ‘Shake’ (EP review)
Fancy a bit of hip-hop influenced electro gorgeousness? Meet Bousada, a producer and singer/songwriter who creates everything himself in a […]
No Vacation – ‘Intermission’ (EP review)
Dreams, so we’ve been told, only occur while we sleep in our bedrooms. For No Vacation, the bedroom is where […]
Bee Bee Sea – ‘Sonic Boomerang’ (album review)
Beautiful, elegant, classic, and stylish are adjectives often associated with Italy. It is, after all, the birthplace of the Renaissance, […]
Two Cartoons – ‘The Great British Hangover’ (EP review)
Laughter is the best medicine for everything, especially during these bizarre days. With the world resembling more like The Twilight […]
Melanie Crew – ‘Midnight Sounds’ (EP review)
As the tinsel and trees start to emerge ahead of the holiday season, it’s refreshing to find something simple and […]
Angel Olsen – ‘Phases’ (album review)
Phases by Angel Olsen Angel Olsen is one of the most compelling songwriters and performers in the world. Her lyrics […]
Fever High – ‘FHNY’ (album review)
When a band gets Jeff Goldblum to do a cameo on one of their songs, they must have two qualities: […]
Holy Wars – ‘Mother Father’ (EP review)
Courage is often associated with physical strength and daring feats. It can, however, be displayed in many other ways, such […]
Lahayna – ‘Lahayna’ (album review)
It’s rare to find a band that hits its stride immediately, which is what Lahayna accomplished with their debut single, […]
Stillwave – ‘Sell Another Soul’ (album review)
What would be oblivion sound like should it ever occur? Would it be bold and beautiful, explosive and searing, or […]
Miya Folick – ‘Give It To Me’ (EP review)
Few artists today can consistently and simultaneously devastate and challenge listeners. These artists’ stories elicit such strong emotions that after […]
Tuvaband – ‘Mess’ (EP review)
Jazz and blues are the ideal genres to enjoy with a glass of wine or smoky whiskey. They are genres […]
Aural Air – ‘The Torpor of Minds’ (EP review)
Aural Air, a.k.a. Dublin-based singer-songwriter Laura Rai, is a recent arrival on the indie scene. Although she’s been playing music […]
Julien Baker – ‘Turn out The Lights’ (album review)
The long-awaited sophomore album from Memphis, Tennessee’s Julien Baker, Turn Out the Lights was released last week. It was long-awaited […]
Strange Hellos – ‘Chromatic’ (album review)
Plenty of new bands arrive on the scene with the purpose of imitating one or two specific artists with the […]
Masasolo – ‘At Sixes and Sevens’ (album review)
When Morten Søgaard introduced his new project Masasolo in early 2016 with their debut single, “Really Thought She Loved Me”, […]
Destroyer – ‘ken’ (album review)
Canadian musician Dan Bejar makes lush, chameleonic art rock as Destroyer. On ken, his 12th album since forming Destroyer in 1995, Bejar pairs […]
Allen and Douglas – ‘Casino Games’ (album review)
Longevity is a rare commodity in the music industry. Bands come and go, artists pop up and disappear again with […]
Makthaverskan – ‘III’ (album review)
For nearly a decade, Makthaverskan have exhilarated Swedish music fans with their fast and furious mix of post-punk and dark […]