The Flying Hasslehoffs – Music Brand

The Flying Hasslehoffs – Music Brand – EP Review Alrighty…I know precious little about this duo from Florida, but I can certainly tell ya from the moment I pushed play on this four-song sampler of the ten-song album they released this past summer that it couldn’t possibly be The Flying Hasslehoffs’ first rodeo even though […]Read More

Marte B – PPXP Sessions

Marte B – PPXP Sessions – EP Review Ayyy there we go!  One of my favorite new voices from way out yonder across the map has come on back to us.  Exciting! We first learned of Marte B, aka Marte Holter Balerud, from hearing her on a song called “Space-time” from Polyphonic Exophilia’s Vol. 3 […]Read More

Garage T. Rashington III – Acoustic Slop

Garage T. Rashington III – Acoustic Slop – Album Review ADULT CONTEMPORARY.  Fuck. Okay, I’m kidding.  It’s not that. A DUDE AND A GUITAR.  Acoustic Slop. Alright, that’s what it is, but it’s probably fair to say it’s more than that too. I’ll tell ya this much, this guy is never gonna be normal in […]Read More

Jaydii & Supreme Khay – NAHIMASTAY

Jaydii & Supreme Khay – NAHIMASTAY – EP Review Doin’ their thang straight from the drop, “Sunset Blvd Pt. 2” is pretty much all the confirmation that anyone would need to know this collaboration between Jaydii & Supreme Khay is gonna work out A-OK.  We’re used to quality when it comes to Jaydii and his […]Read More

Richard Self – That Could’ve Gone Better

Richard Self – That Could’ve Gone Better – EP Review You gotta applaud a title like this EP has.  Not only does it likely apply to the story of a relationship that Richard Self has woven into the lyricism you’ll find in each of these songs, but when you decide to remaster an entire set-list […]Read More

BB Stevens – Not My Monkeys

BB Stevens – Not My Monkeys – EP Review As the new record from BB Stevens started up with “GoodbiBaby,” it sounded like the man had found the perfect space in between the flair of an artist like Elvis, the wildness of a bizzare cat like Tom Waits, and the performance-minded attributes of someone like […]Read More

Michael Regina – Exit Zero

Michael Regina – Exit Zero – EP Review Whereas I toss and turn at night trying to sleep while thinking about whether or not most bands and artists that come across these pages of ours even have a future, Michael Regina is not one that I’ve ever had to worry about.  I might stay awake […]Read More

Howard Louis – Survival Mode & Things

Howard Louis – Survival Mode & Things – EP Review Dude’s always been a good singer, and he’s sounding as solid as ever with the way he opens up his new Survival Mode & Things EP with “I Don’t Trust Myself.”  Fun fact – he’s got this cut so perfectly on each end of the […]Read More

Paul Bibbins – Disenchantment At A Distance

Paul Bibbins – Disenchantment At A Distance – EP Review From the same man that brought you The Last Perfect Performance! I guess he figured there was still something else he was able to offer your speakers or he wouldn’t be back with a brand-new EP, right? Paul Bibbins also happens to be one of […]Read More

speakeazie – Forsaken Melodies

speakeazie – Forsaken Melodies – EP Review Alright…so…where did we leave off in the last chapter back in July of last year?  I mentioned speakeazie had one of the best songs of the year with her single “Love Me Wild, Love Me Crazy,” right?  I think that’s the way it went…I’d have to brush up […]Read More