Vaughn Solo – The Last Shall Be First – EP Review Good to have this guy back this early into 2016 – that, to me, at least means we stand a solid chance of getting even MORE music from Vaughn Solo, aka Boonie Mayfield, aka Solomon Vaughn, by the end of the year. How do […]Read More
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She Likes Todd – Over The Counter Culture – Album Review One of the best aspects of music I’ve always appreciated and loved perhaps more than any other is simply how it can lead you from point-A to point-B and continue on and on through C straight til the end of the alphabet in terms […]Read More
Genljud – Klädd I Kompromisser – EP Review Oh I see how it is. Just because the band is based in wherever Linköping/Norrköping are in Sweden…you think I won’t hear’em? Actually…by this point I can’t imagine I’m still surprising any of you with that kind of stunt…you expect that from these reviews and this entire […]Read More
Charming Timur – So Much So Little So Little So Much – Album Review It’s certainly been a privilege to have been part of the independent music-scene long enough to be able to hear music evolve, refine, change and grow like I’ve been able to with what Santeri Lohi creates in all his various projects, […]Read More
Greg Safel – Visible – Album Review Oh boy…where to start? How about first I make a sincere, heartfelt apology to singer/performer Greg Safel, our artist in review today after what has been entirely too long…I’ve had this on my desktop for some time now, and I have to admit to the folder it’s in […]Read More
MØN£¥ – “Millenials” – Single/Video Review This is kind of one of the strangest reviews I’ve ever written in a weird way. The new single “Millennials”is a pretty damn clever song from concept to recording to the video they’ve put together for it…so clever in fact that I almost entirely missed what they were doing […]Read More
One Girl Symphony – One Girl Symphony – EP Review YUP! I mean…seriously…this doesn’t even take thirty seconds to realize the potential of the musical-genius behind the sounds and songs of One Girl Symphony. Within about ten seconds you can hear you’re in for something probably not what you’d expected it to be…and just how […]Read More
Jesse W. Johnson – Primal Scream – EP Review More than impressed with what Jesse’s doing here on his latest EP Primal Scream. Dude is a hell of a songwriter…and not only am I fortunate enough that his talents reside inside a style of music that I can’t get enough of, but as it turns […]Read More
Oakes & Smith – Between The Earth And The Sky – EP Review Art Folk. I like that term. I like how it fits the music of Oakes & Smith…from what I can hear in their new EP, they’re deserving of such an apt-title for the songs they’re writing. The pictures online make it seem […]Read More
A&L – “Hot Mess” – Single Review Let’s face it…if you’ve spent your time in the club/bar scene then at some point in time, chances are you were around for a ‘last call’ two in your prime…those moments where the bartender announces the closing and eyes begin to dart around the room for prospects to […]Read More