Johnny Jetson – The Father The Song And The Ghost Of Rock And Roll – Album Review Much of me likes to think if I was to ever take my own music in a more pop/rock direction that I’d end up with something that resembles the music here on Johnny Jetson’s new album The Father […]Read More
Aria Stone – One Thing Leads To Another – Album Review Before I crack into all the social-media and internet pages for all you wonderful musicians out there, it’s nice to just let the music hit me without any information preceding. The gift of music and the true joy of surprise when it’s combined just […]Read More
Forgotten Souls Of Antiquity – Desolation Ridge – Album Review Sound familiar? It probably does. What’s more – if you check into the social media and online-pages of the Forgotten Souls Of Antiquity, you’ll see that they come by their theft of rhythms honestly. Errr…I mean…straightforwardly. From the moment that the first track “Norfolk Line” […]Read More
David Sha – The Ugly Mixtape – Album Review I can definitely tell you that David Sha has put together something pretty damn interesting here. From the moment The Ugly Mixtape starts out, you get create & highly innovative vocals, excellent music-samples and rhymes that are clearly thought-out to the nth degree. As “The Transition” […]Read More
Grandpa’s Cough Medicine – 180 Proof – Album Review What in the all hell is happening through these speakers lately? I swear, I’ve actually got a few of them pulled apart and I’m checking the insides to see if someone’s playing a prank on me here today and there’s like, an endless source of countrified-music […]Read More
Transference – The Navigators – Album Review What an absolutely refreshing listen. From Melbourne, Australia’s own masters-of-atmosphere – Transference have created an absolute unstoppable force in textural-music here on their new album The Navigators. Emotions, tempos, styles and sounds range from one extreme to the other as this sharply-skilled band flexes their most innovative & […]Read More
Kristin Chambers – Everything Woman – Album Review Everything Woman you say… Am I technically able to review this? I hope I’m not disqualified…I’ve decided to risk it anyway…I’m going to get out some nice candles and just sit here to review this from the sensitive feminine-side of myself. Figure as long as no burly […]Read More
The Most Beautiful Losers – When Morning Comes Twice A Day Or Not At All – Album Review Listening through this new album from The Most Beautiful Losers gives me a new appreciation for what makes for great, memorable lyricism. Melody is important for sure…and even though these guys pack a punk-rock/pop punch and HAVE […]Read More
Kally O’Mally – The Wild West Medicine Show – Album Review Damn Bandcamp. That setting that allows you to push a song harder than the rest of the album always gets me starting my listening experience in a weird spot when I’m not paying attention. As the opening tones of the title-track “The Wild West […]Read More
The Vanilla Milkshakes – How To Ruin Friendships And Influence Douche Bags – Album Review Denver, Colorado…is this what you sound like these days? Well. Right-fuckin-on! Raw, energetic and full of grungy-hooks – The Vanilla Milkshakes have assembled a full album rooted in the old-school of the 90’s and boy did they stumble onto EXACTLY […]Read More
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