Review: Water Street – All We Tried to Be
In the mid/late 90s there was a pop rock sound that was full of life. It was airy, without leaning too heavily into pop and
30
Oct
Rachel Brunet – Morning Noon and Night (Single)
Let’s face it, Country music has lost sight of what it is and what it wants to be. Like Taylor Swift in a picture-in-picture
27
Oct
Review: Säm Wilder – Homebound
When an artist takes a step back to reflect on where they’ve come from and where they’re headed, we, the music fans, tend to
15
May
Review: Nightlands – Moonshine
Have you ever listened to a record front to back, reached the end and thought, “wait, maybe I wasn’t listening close enough,
12
Jul
Review: Ghoste – Ghoste EP
In 2005 Imogen Heap released “Hide and Seek” on Speak For Yourself. The track has a line I’ve never quite been able to shake,
02
Jul
Review: Metric – Formentera
There is a change happening. Globally or locally, our understanding of our surroundings are misled by memories and Mandela
01
Jul
Review: Marco Benevento – Benevento
As most of us are aware, or at least Joel, up here in the mountains, Tony Shalhoub does different kinds of things… Well,
06
Jun
Review: Wallis Bird – Hands
We all carry with us scars of our past. Physical or emotional, they shape who we are and help tell the story of where we’ve
20
May
Review: Hot Flash Heat Wave – Sportswear
As Neo learned it, we all learned it. Déjà vu is a glitch in the Matrix. For years many of us shamelessly borrowed the line
02
Mar
Review: Artikal Sound System – Welcome to Florida
When an album with a pelican shooting lasers from its eye’s lands on your desk, you listen to the Pelican Clark Kent record
31
Jan