BlackQuestion – 27 – Album Review Canton, Ohio’s BlackQuestion is an enigma of sorts. You’ve gotta respect the little details you find along the way sometimes when researching a band or artist…and a quick look into the BlackQuestion page at Bandcamp will reveal that it’s a solo artist driving the music – one “that does […]Read More
The Fox & The Hound – An Unlikely Pair – Album Review There are a couple things you can instantly draw from a little research into social-media and a listening to this new music from The Fox & The Hound: This ‘unlikely’ pair…is playing that aspect up just a little more than you’d think. You’ll […]Read More
Aminita Satori – Where Language Fails – Album Review Undeniably, there is a true artist that ‘gets it’ here…though from what I can gather that hasn’t always been the case. Aminita Satori used to enjoy a successful career as a soundtrack producer for major television ads & promotions for giants of industry like McDonald’s, Verizon, […]Read More
Zane Brune – Fists Of Old Glory – Album Review Is Chicago? Is not Chicago? Someone out there, presumably the man identified as Zane Brune, will get that reference… So here we are again, reviewing music by one of its true avant-garde madmen and one of the hardest working human-beings this side of having a […]Read More
Luke Kelly – Hooligans – Album Review I don’t know if I’ve ever felt so sorry for my wife. While this might be absolutely, 100% up my own crazy alley…I can tell you right now this is definitely not music for your mom; I’m sure that Luke Kelly knows his music is generally not for […]Read More
Reefer Tunes – Colorado Reefer Mountain High – Album Review Colorado! Aww! Look how cute you are right now! You’ve all got your bongs out at the ready…more than likely ready to absorb this new strain of music on Reefer Tunes from the mind of James Earley. Aww! I mean it guys…ever since you went […]Read More
Jesse Elliot – I Gave You My All – Album Review The first thing that might strike you from the opening tones of I Gave You My All, is that once “Oh, Oh, Oh!” begins you might wonder about from where exactly in the 70’s did they unearth Jesse Elliot? Clearly raised on the sound […]Read More
Sasha Leonov – Skies Change – Album Review It wasn’t that long ago that I felt I recorded my own music in a similar fashion to what Sasha Leonov is here on Skies Change. I made music that I believed in, was passionate about, I even think they were good songs! But at the end […]Read More
Winchester Revival – Burden’s Landing – EP Review Some truly excellent sounds coming from California’s innovative indie-rock band Winchester Revival. With brand-new music now out for public consumption, this five-piece band is making some major waves out there online and have already picked up several positive reviews in their favour as the buzz behind this […]Read More
Once Were Ghosts – Ephemeral Crises – Album Review Post-rock alert! Something about the name of Once Were Ghosts screamed out post-rock to me and I was completely stoked to discover that was exactly what I was in for today in listening to the new album Ephemeral Crises. Perhaps my favourite genre if you were […]Read More
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