Betweenzone – Means Of Control – Album Review And so concludes the longest gap we’ve got on our pages in between reviewing Betweenzone since we first started listening to’em way back in 2018! It’s been a year and a half since we checked out a single they released called “Flower Lady” in advance of this […]Read More
Acid City Nuns – The Engine – Album Review If there’s one thing I learned in reviewing a handful of singles from Acid City Nuns back in the middle of 2021, it’s that you’d never be able to accurately predict what the heck this crazy crew would be up to next. So heck yeah, believe […]Read More
Rockford Road – Epilogue – Album Review Ayyyy – the old boys are back in town! Better Epilogue than epitaph, am I right? It was sometime back in the summer of 2021 that we last had Rockford Road on our pages when reviewing the album 60 Grit. I might not remember everything about anything in […]Read More
Holly Serio Music – Honeysuckle Valley – Album Review Ohhh boy…here we go…brace yourselves – I’m about to become the unpopular opinion in the room, as usual. Let’s muddy the waters first though – I’ll be entirely upfront about how I feel about this new record by Holly Serio Music and tell ya that I […]Read More
Nostalgic Afterlife – Insecure Thinking – Album Review Well now…you should see my unsurprised face! #JeffreyKnowsWhy If you read my review on this dude’s last solo record earlier this year back in September, you’ll remember I commented loosely on the fact that Jeffrey Hull would be back sooner than later, even though he’d been particularly […]Read More
Todd Underwood – Flying Blue – Album Review Always great to have this man in the mix & hear what he’s been up to lately. Todd’s what you’d consider to be one of the more reliable and consistent artists out there in the scene. While it’s probably fair to say he’s got a signature sound […]Read More
The Infidels – Lobotomy – Album Review This whole realm of music is an interesting place I tells ya. Some folks out there will call a seven song record an EP, some will insist it’s an album. Some will tell ya it depends on the length of the total amount of time that determines which […]Read More
Grant Jesse Prosser – Temporal Autumn – Album Review As I put on Grant Jesse Prosser’s brand-new solo album Temporal Autumn and “Empty Spaces” began, this dude took me right back to a sound I love that I’ve never forgotten. With the gentle approach to Pop/Rock you’ll find at the beginning of this record, you […]Read More
Galliano Sommavilla – Light And Shade ‘The Colours Of The Piano’ – Album Review Always a pleasure to listen to this man play. While it’s true that any musician’s career will reveal peaks & valleys over time, the vast majority of what we’ve heard from Galliano Sommavilla over these past three years has always sounded […]Read More
Kluane Takhini & James Hill – To Catch Lightning In A Bottle – Album Review I would certainly encourage you to have a listen to this record right here. On the one hand, we’ve got a world where half of its inhabitants scarcely ever listen to instrumental music, while the other half can quickly recognize […]Read More
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