Mr. Ages – Quality Music Intended For Children – Album Review Well, hello there fellow kids! Just me, your friendly neighborhood music reviewer, likely the same age as the rest of you listening to this new album Read More
D.dot – “Check” Feat. Jacc Breeze – Music Video Post It’s Monday y’all…what better way to start your week than with a new music video and the heat that artists D.dot & Read More
Sean Waterman – “Slow Heat” – Single Review Sean! It has been way, way too long my friend! I mean that, sincerely – wassup – where’s the new music been hiding all this time? The pressure’s on! Read More
This week we check out highlights from artist Beau Wheeler‘s set at The Rickshaw’s 15th anniversary shows from a couple years back in 2024 – come on out to see what we saw and experience Read More
Donaven – meet the beast (a love letter) – EP Review Unique stuff! As Donaven’s new record started up with its lower-case lineup of songs and “truth be told” served as the gateway in to get Read More
Twisted Thoughts And Thoughtful Truths On Thursday #024 – The Atrium – Chapter 07 – Incremental Progress, Part II As promised, I’m releasing some of my upcoming book bi-weekly as part of the Twisted Thoughts And Thoughtful Truths On Read More
Pete Gustard – Stupid By Design – Album Review Those of you that know me know I love to hear whatever Pete Gustard has been up to lately. Man – the DRAMA to be found in the lead Read More
Flowers For Juno – Kairos –Album Review I mean hey, what would a week even be like here at Flowers For Juno Magazine sleepingbagstudios without a review on the music of FFJ, right? *cough *cough…oversaturation Read More
Frank Migliorelli And The Dirt Nappers – Abnormal Conditions – Album Review Crazy. It was like, what, nearly five years in between when I reviewed the Frank Migliorelli And The Dirt Nappers album called We’re Not Read More
Steven Faulkner – “I Do Still Believe” – Single Review Well done Steven, well done. I have days where I share the optimism he’s singing with on his new single “I Do Still Believe,” though not Read More