A.A. Williams – Forever Blue | Thoughtful Rock for Troubled Times
Conjuring up spine-tingling sensations laced with a dark romanticism, "Forever Blue", the debut album from A.A. Williams is equal parts haunting and dreamy.
Album Reviews
Embracing Quarantine Life with Mystery Skulls
Mystery Skulls' new album, Now or Never is the perfect soundtrack not only to the summer but to dance around your place with your favorite drink in hand.
The Lees Of Memory: Moon Shot | What Rock n’ Roll’s Supposed To Do
From the very second I finished listening to The Lees Of Memory’s new album Moon Shot, I knew I...
5 Points: Hum – Inlet | Wise and Heavy Space-Doom
Hum just up and drops a new album out of nowhere?! Their new album, Inlet is so crushingly beautiful and heavy. Here are 5 reasons why I love it.
Oozelles – Oozelles | Embracing the Freedom of Stylistic Fusion
No matter your preferred aphorism about the cyclical nature of tastes and trends, they’re all mostly true –...
Strange Majik’s 20/20 packs a punch
Strange Majik's LP 20/20 packs a punch that will make you smile and give you a nice kick of needed adrenaline from beginning to end.
Council’s Haunt Me Empowers In Unimaginable Ways
Council is definitely that band that needs to be on your radar if you want to feel inspired, empowered, and exhilarated. Haunt Me rules!
The Wildhearts Must Be Loved, If You Wish.
The Wildhearts, the best band not to come from America.This is a phrase that is often mentioned by people I talk to about The Wildhearts.
Fat Tony and Taydex – Wake Up | Good Music Should Never Sit Still
Wake Up reflects Fat Tony’s diverse artistic palate and widespread travels, while production from Taydex feels both familiar and forward-thinking.
Frank Lenz – Pyramid | Reflections on Drumming and Liner Notes
Pyramid by Frank Lenz moves both psych and electronic pop in new directions by creating compelling music without bowing to popular convention.