D.Ni.L – V – Album Review The perennial music all-star D.Ni.L returns! Always completely stoked to hear new tunes from this relentlessly innovative & creative hybrid of the independent scene – Neil Card has proven himself time & again to be a complete asset to the industry and to our speakers, up to & including […]Read More
Alien Skin – New Romance: 1984 – Album Review Well done my friend. I’d imagine the last thing I’d need to tell George Pappas, the artist behind the music of Alien Skin, is that he has the ability to write over most of our heads. It’s something that’s likely worked for and against him at […]Read More
Gentry Fox – Rare Demo Shit, Vol. 2 – Album Review I got lots to say here about our man Gentry Fox homies – y’all been warned! He’s put the effort into this comeback record and sequel to Rare Demo Shit, Vol. 1 – the least I can do is repay the favor in words. […]Read More
Kerry Jayne – Romance Of Many Dimensions – Album Review Just a heads up for you all…there’s history here. I had the privilege & honor of being Kerry Jayne’s first-ever interview back in 2013 when I met her on Vancouver Island. One of the sweetest people/artists I’ve ever encountered throughout the years still to this […]Read More
Charles Ryan Davis – 3 – Album Review Right on, right on – always rad to have Charles Ryan Davis in the mix. We’re reaching back to last year in this review, when he released his record 3 in 2018 – a concept album. Here’s the synopsis from CRD himself: “Kade wins the lottery. He […]Read More
David Stephenson – Eudaemonia – Album Review Don’t get me wrong…I’m always up for something that’s off the beaten path. Generally speaking, the only issue with going that route, is the further you follow the stranger facets of music down the rabbit hole, the more you’ll find you end up in a place where the […]Read More
Eric McGrath – The Balance For Tranquility – Album Review Felt like I was lost in a time-warp for a second when I was reading the write-up on the new album from Eric McGrath online, where it goes on to mention this being the first record he’s put out in five years. As reviewers, we […]Read More
Forest Robots – Times When I Know You’ll Watch The Sky – Album Review This is indeed rare. This is seriously special. I definitely had the feeling that Fran Dominguez was creating something incredible in his laboratory over there in Los Angeles after I checked out a song in the summer called “Inevitable” back in […]Read More
Blue Soul Ten – Ten Percent – Album Review Scheduled for release on September 13th, 2019, is a brand-new album from a project we KNOW we can rely on for quality tunes and immaculate instrumentation – Blue Soul Ten is back y’all. I’ve chatted briefly with the man behind the music, Mr. Claye Greene, about […]Read More
Cass Clayton Band – Play Nice – Album Review I’m absolutely impressed with the amount of soul & skill combined throughout this record. You might not realize it from the quaint sounds of “Dawes County” as the album begins, but you’ll find a ton of versatile material throughout the length of Play Nice. Don’t get […]Read More
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