Review: The White Buffalo – On The Widow’s Walk
Standing somewhere in the rubble of country music, atop a pile of classic rock, breathing in the poetic air of American folk
23
Apr
Review: Overcoats – The Fight
As civic harmony fades and the outlook feels dim, we can always rely on music to guide us, to understand us, and to empower
06
Mar
Review: Zeb Jenkins – Gadgie In A Ginnel
The youthful imagination we all surely experienced at one time or another, where we’d hear sounds on the radio as we
30
Jan
Review: Charlie Sutton – Primitive Songs for Modern Times
There has already been much made of the new decade. Here we are, just a few weeks in and while most of the world is waiting
15
Jan
Review: Carver Commodore – Tell Me What You Want
Beginning the new decade we’ll all be in search of a great sound we can wrap our audible arms around. Something to carry us
30
Dec
Review: Lindsey Hunt – Images
Instant gratification. Virtually anything you could want, right at your fingertips. Loudly contested positions on, usually,
25
Dec
Review: Down In Jamaica – 40 Years of VP Records
Rooted in Kingston, Jamaica, VP Records opened shop in Brooklyn, New York in 1975. Four years later, VP Records would begin a
12
Dec
Review: Locobeach – Psychedelic Disco Cumbia
Too often we see bands come up with the strangest titles to their albums. Titles that make one believe they’ll be good,
12
Dec
Review: Geowulf – My Resignation
The honeymoon period with music, as is with most things, can be short lived and often misleading. Conversely, as time goes
23
Nov
Review: Guerilla Toss – What Would The Odd Do?
If you or a loved one has been effected by fun music, energy, or the occasional audible entertainment then you may be
16
Nov