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The One2s – EP 2 – EP Review You might have to forgive me on this one. Even though we’re dealing with only two numbers through this new review on the The One2s we’re discussing the second EP and not the first; I’m going to do my best to not discuss anything about the beat […]Read More
Vain Machine – Lost – Album Review Honestly, I’m kind of surprised that more people don’t adopt a sound similar to this; there’s really not too many, and I suppose there are even less that pull it off well. With a blend of electro-infused industrial/post-punk music, Vain Machine often sounds like excellent bands from our […]Read More
Denzel Ca$hington – Drugs Over Drums DemoTape – Album Review Now here’s a concept I’ve been able to relate to at many different points over my life. Drugs Over Drums…in fact…I’m positive I remember choosing this very direction myself at least a couple times already this year; but I’ve always had my heart set on […]Read More
Robert D. Montgomery – “Kim K,” “All I Want Is You,” “Without You” – Singles Reviewed Here’s an honest cat. Robert D. Montgomery has just released his first three singles…we’ll talk about them all through here…but I gotta say; it’s impressive just how much of himself that he’s put into these heartfelt jazzy tunes. Robert […]Read More
Mountain Mirrors – Asylum Acres – EP Review Gonna have to restrain myself from an endless array of Travis Meeks stories. At the outset of Asylum Acres, the new EP from Mountain Mirrors, you’d have to be crazy not to hear a comparison between this talented group and the mid 90’s band Days Of The […]Read More
The Ghost Of Brooklyn – YouTube Singles – Review Typically…I’d be the last person to ever say you should let your music or career rest on the strength of a gimmick; but with that being said, if you ARE going to, this might be the route to go. Did you realize that there is actually […]Read More
Cikatri$ – Aie ! – le trois – EP Review I want it on record that I was interested in the sound of Cikatri$ long before I ACTUALLY figured out what was taking place on the third track…and we’ll get to that in a moment or two here… Before that, I want to examine this […]Read More
Bryan Emerson – “Don’t Say Those Words” – Single Review It’s like a personal anthem! Not for me…my job IS to say those words…whatever those words might be; I meant Bryan – I’ve attempted to get a hold of him pre-review here and came up short for conversation big time. Hey, it happens from time […]Read More
Barbara Levy Daniels – Come Dance With Me – Album Review Here’s a lady with some real style! You know it’s interesting…I’ve often heard this style of jazz before – but almost all of the experiences I’ve had…at least that I can remember…seemed to come with a male set of vocals attached to it. So […]Read More
Cheena Black Monrow – “I Love You”/”Hey Boy” – Singles Review Definitely a vibe that I can appreciate here big time on these two latest singles from Cheena Black Monrow – this is authentic music made with real style & full of the artistic-grace you can find amongst the best in R&B combined with dynamic […]Read More
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