Jacob Didas: Lucid
By Stephen Chow Okay, I love this dude’s music. He’s lived a life. Jacob...
Category Archives: Reviews
Edward & Graham “Menomonee Road”
By Jeremo Lands I like this quote from Johnny Edward, one-half of Edward &...
Niq Reefman: A Selection of Musical Tales
By Stephen Chow Ah, the magic of Niq Reefman who, I’m convinced, is human...
Ivan Beecroft: “Believe”
By Iain Slainey Ivan Beecroft has lived quite the life. The former steel worker...
Eddy Yang: “Split the Night”
By Stephen Chow I’ll hand it to young blood Eddy Yang, he’s flinging himself...
Camille Peruto: From the Sea to the Sky
By Stephen Chow To say Camille Peruto is immensely talented is an understatement. Once...
Eric Frisch: Music Under Sea
By Lisa Waugh I hope Eric Frisch doesn’t mind if I enjoy his music,...
King Ropes: Dirt
By Lisa Waugh Witty, raw, honest and excellently made, King Rope’s latest record Dirt...
Marty McKay: New York City Dreams
By Antiem Boyd Are you ready for some rock banging out of New York...
J-Anthony: “It’s Official”
By Stephen Chow J-Anthony offers up a refreshing take on telling the world about...
IVANNA: Leaving Town
By Stephen Chow Hailing from Sweden, IVANNA offers up its unique brand of atmospheric...
April Martin: In the Blink of a Life
By Lisa Waugh Good hearted with a biting wit, April Martin’s steadily-paced In the...
Michael Van and The Movers: A Little More Country
By Alex Marks There’s something raw and pure about Michael Van and The Movers....
Danophone: Rerun
By Antiem Boyd Danish science journalist Carsten Nielsen needed an outlet for his musical...
Countless Thousands: You’re Goddamn Right
By Stephen Chow Countless Thousands’s You’re Goddamn Right is pure nerd theatre rock. The...
Christina Rubino: Godspeed & Guns
By Stephanie Towne What if Thelma and Louise went on a full blown killing...
Fallen Asunder
By Lisa Waugh Childhood friends and bandmates Ryan Batturs and Josh Weaver hammer out...
Charity Ekeke: She
By Stephanie Towne If I’ve learned anything from the women in my life, it’s...
Electra Day: Quiet Hours
By Antiem Boyd If you’re in serious need of some deep inner traveling, Electra...