Eric Hausmann – Troika – EP Review Multi-instrumentalist Eric Hausmann gets his groove on right away on his latest EP Troika with the opening song “School Haus” full of rhythm and energy as it winds and twists from beginning to end. This track peaked my interest early; in some ways you can hear it partly […]Read More
åMBe – Enemy Of The People – EP Review What on earth is not to absolutely LOVE about this? My experience with åMBe’s new EP Enemy Of The People has been a seriously breathtaking one…the innovative approach of this artist is nothing short of stunning and the music is a beautiful mix of rhythm, melody […]Read More
The Ann Wilson Thing – EP#2 Focus – EP Review Sometimes I genuinely get to give my head a shake and realize I’m far luckier than most people I know in having a vocation I truly love…and those moments usually come along with discovering something in the independent-scene that I would have never expected to […]Read More
Lockjaw Smile – The Jester – EP Review Someone has clearly infiltrated the Lockjaw Smile camp…and I’d assume that it must be The Jester himself. Of course…that’s just a theory I’m working with…but talk about a suspicious looking album-cover would you? Looks harmless enough right? Well…I count four heads whereby anything you read or look […]Read More
Katrina Charles – Where This Began – EP Review Beautiful sounds from a beautiful place…good ol’ Seattle…my home away from home. While Katrina Charles might have a different sound than what I’m typically used to reaching out to Seattle for – I’ve gotta say, she’s put together some gorgeous melodies and confident songs on her […]Read More
Cody Webb – Cody Webb – EP Review If I wanted to…I could allow myself to admit that what I’m listening to would be classified as Country-music…I could. Of course…it’s modern-day Country-music – so advantage to Jer @ SBS, I can always pretend I’m listening to Pop-music…which I’m slightly more comfortable with admitting to myself […]Read More
James Reed – Feed The Monster – EP Review For better or worse, what you’ll respect most about the James Reed approach to hip-hop is that it’s inarguably a new one. Over five new tracks, Reed takes you into the avant-garde side of the genre, pulling in a couple sounds you wouldn’t expect to find […]Read More
1FM – Wish You Well – EP Review Is this just one of those extraordinary days in my life where losing isn’t an option no matter what genre I seem to find myself listening to? Methinks so at this point…amazing music continues to pour in through the speakers at every second here today and I’m […]Read More
Joe Lecrivain – Sing Along – EP Review Here is some real untapped, raw talent. Joe Lecrivain – let me be the first to say…you’re the reason I get out of bed each day…you’re what this show is all about for me. Pick any of the inspiring phrases that the televised talent shows use over […]Read More
A Truth Called Nothing – The Orange Orangutan’s Revenge – EP Review Well…just as I’d felt in the music of their last record and made predictions about A Truth Called Nothing – they’ve held true to their end of the bargain by continually keeping us guessing about which direction, twist & turn will come to […]Read More
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