Review: Christopher Paul Stelling – False Cities
-Greg’s Take- The conviction that fills music is the life-force of an artist and separates sound from art. All too Continue reading
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Review: Crankshaft and the Gear Grinders – What You Gonna Do?
-Kevin’s Take- I recently had the pleasure of being asked to review Anoka County, Minnesota’s Crankshaft and the Gear Grinders’ Continue reading
Review: Mortar & Pestle – Mortar & Pestle
-Greg’s Take- The crazy alchemy that is bridging throwback sounds with modern flair has eluded many and been achieved by Continue reading
Review: Vicky Cryer – The Synthetic Love of Emotional Engineering
-Greg’s Take- Imagine a supergroup, who truly defines the word “super,” recording an album in a 100 year old house. Continue reading
Review: The Marvelous Beauhunks – Who Said The Kids Are Alright?
-Greg’s Take- The wrath of a sound denied is ready and willing to lay claim to what is rightfully theirs. Continue reading
Review: More Like Trees – Roots, Shoots & Leaves
-Greg’s Take- In a move that has already caused a stir on social media (thanks to that fantastic album cover), Continue reading
Review: Thunderegg – Not What I Meant
-Greg’s Take- Unless you’ve been ignoring us for quite some time, you’ll have noticed our passion for the San Francisco Continue reading
Debbie Neigher & Tidelands – 7″
If there is really such a thing as too much of a good thing, then we don’t want to know. Continue reading
Review: Kobo Town – Jumbie In The Jukebox
What do you get when you mix a Canadian who loves American and British Rock and has a passion for Continue reading
Review: Monks of Mellonwah – Sky & The Dark Night
“We are each riddled by our own curses and battle our own demons. There are diseases and syndromes, and many Continue reading