Album Review: Somerset by Somerset Hannah Lemke March 3, 2020Instrumentally influenced by the heavy, hard edge of classic rock, Boston-born Somerset conversely breathes a sigh of relief and fulfillment...
Album Review: In Bloom, Forever by Lord Felix Kristen Sallaberry February 26, 2020Master of morphing between personas, Lord Felix invites us to bump, bounce, and reflect through a brazen blend of genres...
Album Review: Fearless Mortal Inventory by Yoni Gordon N. Malte Collins December 14, 2019Yoni Gordon does a stylistic 180 on Fearless Mortal Inventory, veering away from ear-worm pop songs to brooding abysses of...
Album Review: Why The Wild Things Are by Cliff Notez Kristen Sallaberry November 7, 2019Inspired by the book that was banned from classrooms in the 60s because of its compassionate depiction of those society...
Album Review: Please Forget You Knew My Name by American Ink Mary Menzemer October 2, 2019American Ink defies expectations on their debut LP, a vulnerable and slightly experimental album that hearkens back to the glory...
Album Review: Kuwaiti Dream by Northern Texas Fantasy N. Malte Collins October 2, 2019Northern Texas Fantasy’s somnolent debut album, Kuwaiti Dream, evokes less Dallas or Kuwait City, and more of the whole “dream”...
Album Review: Something Twice by Helenor Kristen Sallaberry September 18, 2019Saturated in warm synths that weave through twangy slide guitars, this sun-soaked dream is everything you’d want on an introspective...
Album Review: Fallout by Richie Smith and Zak King Alexis den Boggende September 16, 2019Richie Smith and Zak King use distorted guitars and rolling drums to concoct a fascinating record. A ghostly aura lurks...
Album Review: King Leisure by Aaron Wardwell Tadhg Larabee September 9, 2019The genre-bending folk sounds of Aaron Wardwell’s King Leisure deliver social criticism with a searching, spiritual sincerity. Earlier this year,...
Album Review: Superego by Jason Ebbs N. Malte Collins July 22, 2019Jason Ebbs follows a daringly creative path on his latest album, blending an, at times, shocking—yet still endearing—set of genres....
