Review: Bill Scorzari – The Crosswinds of Kansas
Americana, by definition, embodies the ethos of American roots music. This may draw images of an acoustic guitar in the hands
12
Aug
Review: WAAX – At Least I’m Free
Those who have been paying attention over the last decade, specifically internationally, may have noticed the steady ascent
29
Jul
Review: Chris Lewington – Starfish Memories
There is a fine line between attempting to recreate influence and being fueled by influence. All too often artists simply
22
Jul
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: Gareth Dunlop – Animal
Musical scores and screen (television or cinema) go hand-in-hand for the purpose of conveying the emotion intended that
15
Apr
Review: Walt Disco – Unlearning
To unlearn is to discard outdated information from one’s memory or beliefs. Attempting to unlearn, especially in a highly
24
Mar
Review: Mattiel – Georgia Gothic
In 1930 Grant Wood painted the iconic American Gothic when he became inspired by the kind of people he believed should live
09
Mar
Review: The Districts – Great American Painting
Have you or a loved one been diagnosed with confusion over the last two years? Do you suffer from constant “what the actual
04
Mar
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: Wild Rivers – Sidelines
Sometimes life feels like we were launched out of a cannon that some invisible force directed in the hopes we’ll land
20
Jan