Jo Potter – Rocks – EP Review Ahhh you gotta love it. The last time I reviewed Jo’s music, I talked about the risk of having songs appear twice on one record when she added in three acoustic versions of tunes she had in the lineup of her album called Tonight. I’ve always been the […]Read More
Sandi Glowe – is it the past that affects my will? – EP Review Ayyy whaddya know – one of the most reliably badass independent labels I know of has introduced us to more music I’m interested in! Who would’ve thought? #ThankYouForBeingYouAnalogueTrash That’s legitimate praise by the way…not that anyone out there reading these pages […]Read More
Mik Dagger – Deadly Love – EP Review Well here we go! Always great to reconnect with Stereo Era Records and hear what our homie Matt Byron has discovered next. Dude’s got highly reliable taste in tunes and he’s smart about where he chooses to invest his time. Results have varied a little bit throughout […]Read More
Llama Llodge – Lock Doubt – EP Review Well now…looky what we have here! Llama Llodge you say. I can get behind that. Seems like it’s fun to say. Llama Llodge Llama Llodge Llama Llodge. Yep! I was right. You might remember these two dudes from such films as Charles And Evan’s Most Excellent Adventures, […]Read More
The Spice Lads with Blunt Objects – Astounding Things – EP Review These trippers are back in action trippin’ out again eh? Right on! As I fired up this latest collaboration between The Spice Lads and Blunt Objects and the opening track “Astounding Things” started up, I had to smile. Sometimes you just hear an […]Read More
Spring Valley Drive-Thru – Quack – EP Review I’m gonna start this off by telling you something you won’t hear from other music critics and reviewers out there, because generally speaking, they ain’t gonna tell you the truth. Here’s the reality though – dedicated listening…REAL listening…is NOT fucking easy – and I know this is […]Read More
Usmansax – Hépíng – EP Review You’re never going to find me complaining about more saxophone-based tunes coming my way. Of course, enjoying it always depends on who’s playing it, but from what I’ve been able to hear on the Hépíng EP from Usmansax, it certainly seems like we’re on solid ground. Quality ain’t an […]Read More
Simon Safhalter – In Transit – EP Review This chameleon! It’s almost odd to remember Simon Safhalter in a way, considering the fact that he’s continually doing something new with his music and morphing his sound so much more than the rest out there tend to. In a world where the majority of artists and […]Read More
Kizzy Stayne – Beautiful Scars – EP Review He’s got that “Billionaire Mindset” and he’s puttin’ it to work. #respect Kizzy Stayne, that’s the name. Dude’s workin’ with a solid crossover sound that you can hear straight off the drop in the opening track “Billionaire Mindset,” which fuses together Pop, R&B, Rap, and Reggaeton into […]Read More
K-ORA – ISON-ISAE – EP Review While you’ll often find times I attempt to at least pretend that I know everything under the sun about what’s happening out there in the scene, I think we all know that’s objectively impossible for any of us now, given how much music is out there around the world, […]Read More
©2024 Sleeping Bag Studios
