Album Review: Alex Lahey Needs You To Know “I Love You Like A Brother”
Remember Josie And The Pussycats. The cartoon was a color splash of girl power, and
Album Reviews
Reviewing how the latest album release speak to the human experience.
Album Review: Yumi Zouma Give You Peace By The “Willowbank”
Sometimes, it is a location that inspires a spirit. We go to people and things
Artist Close- Up: Shigeto Turns Detroit City Into A Fashion Capital For Music
Combining trap, hip-hop, jazz, Detroit techno & ambient electronics, Shigeto’s The New Monday has turned the
Concert Review: The Belle Game Serve Synth- Pop Self-Empowerment At Brooklyn Steel
I reviewed The Belle Game’s Fear/Nothing for its usage of synth-pop as a platform for
Album Review: Romes Show Us Why We LOVE Mainstream Pop In Happy Debut
I had the pleasure to see Romes in concert, and their self-titled debut album delivers
Album Review: Canon Blue Creativity Is Born In Isolation In “Lasso Yo”
Conceived during increasingly long periods of isolation caused by increasingly intense bouts of anxiety and
Album Review: Kelela Builds Her Spirit And Sound In “Take Me Apart”
A debut says a lot about an artist, and Kelela makes two things clear: she
Album Review: Cults Make An Offering of Light In Their New Album
The Cults have been one of my favorite bands…. since ever. Their mesh of 60’s
Album Review: Wolf Parade Triumphantly Returns In Cry Cry Cry
Wolf Parade’s Cry Cry Cry should be called Drama Drama Drama, and I love it.
Album Review: JP Cooper Shows We Can Live Both In Pain And Love Through “Raised In Grey Skies”
It is a somber time in this world, which is why JP Cooper’s
Album Review: Benjamin Clementine Gives Unusual Soul In I Tell A Fly
Benjamin Clementine can be for soul what Frank Ocean is for Hip Hop; adding a
Artist In Review: Miley Cyrus Shows She Has Gotten Older In “Younger Now”
What unabashed irony that Younger Now is about Miley Cyrus on getting older! Yes,
Album Review: Barns Courtney Debuts With Tales of “The Attractions of Youth”
Barns Courtney’s brilliant debut, The Attractions of Youth, is rocking feast of sounds and analysis
Album Review: Demi Lovato “Tell Me You Love Me” And I Will Say It Right Back!
Demi Lovato’s Tell Me You Love Me might as well be the club album for
Album of The Month: Jhené Aiko’s “Trip” Is A Beautiful Guide To Grieving And Loving Again
At 22 tracks, Jhené Aiko’s Trip is a psychedelic nose-dive into the much needed but