Album Review: Kassin Makes You Want To Relax In Brazil
I LOVE Kassin’s Relax. When ever someone brings the “Latin- Samba” heat to their sound,
Album Reviews
Reviewing how the latest album release speak to the human experience.
Album Review: Ssion’s O Is An Avant-Garde Music Experiment
Ssion’s O is pure experimentation at its finest. Blending punk, pop, and glam, O feels
Album Review: Ben Jaffe’s Oh, Wild Ocean Of Love Is Tragically Romantic
Benjamin Jaffe’s Oh, Wild Ocean Of Love is a sweet, Western infused romance. You feel
Album Review: Arctic Monkeys’ Tranquility Base: Hotel + Casino Is A Place To Stay
Arctic Monkeys’s Tranquility Base: Hotel + Casino is like a day trip to the moon.
Album Review: Marian Hill Is Cool And “Unusual”
Snazzy, snappy, and altogether sassy, you cannot deny that Marian Hill have found the perfect
Album Review: Rachael Sage Combats Spiritual “Myopia”
Rachael Sage’s Myopia may be named after “near-sightedness”, but the singer-songwriters is not referring to
Concert Review: Fan’s Barton’s Den Is An Indie Place To Observe
Meric Long created Fan as an indie project of observance. His debut, Barton’s Den, was made
Album Review: Skating Polly Give You “The Make It All Show”
Skating Polly’s The Make It All Show LP is another step for the Oklahoma trio.
Album Review: Middle Kids Sing To The Lost Kids We All Can Be
Middle Kids’ debut, Lost Kids, is gorgeous, and plays like your radio is stitching static
Album Review: Mat Kearney Shows The CRAZYTALK of Intimacy
Mat Kearney’s CRAZYTALK is sonically seductive by highlighting the “hidden” power of intimacy. When we
Album Review: RF Shannon’s Trickster Blues Mellows You Awake
My favorite quality of RF Shannon’s Trickster Blues is that is sounds so tired. Let
Album Review: Palace Winter Embrace Adulthood And Authenticity “Nowadays”
How do you combat distraction? Maybe, with another distraction? Palace Winter’s Nowadays is an album
Album Review: Iceage Show Doom Is Beyondless
Music is reflective. The artist you pick says something about what you are feeling and
Artist Close-Up: Vexxed Thank You Sooo Much For Religion
It is befitting that the trio, known as Vexxed, met at Hebrew School because often
Album Review: Varsity Show Everyone Has A Parallel Person
If Kali Uchis and The Shangri-Las went through time to meet each other and form