Category: Album

Is Buh-Bye a Farewell, a Welcome, or Just Zach Savage Letting Us Eavesdrop on His Brain? Either Way, It’s Pretty Damn Good

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Gabriel Rivera

While the March wind outside chases away the last scraps of winter, Zach Savage, this…
What Does LETTERS Hide? A First Look at Simon Talbot’s New Album Before Its Official Release

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Michael Filip Reed

Can LETTERS be considered one of Simon Talbot’s most life-affirming albums? The question is almost…
Grunge, Trap, R&B, and Pure Chaos: Love Ghost’s Memento Mori Is a Soundclash You Won’t Forget

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Gabriel Rivera

Memento Mori by Love Ghost. When this album dropped on February 28, no one expected…
Revitalizing Chicago Blues: How Terry Blade Unearthed Hidden Archive Recordings and Reshaped a Genre’s Legacy

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Michael Filip Reed

Blues is an oral history, a living archive, a tradition passed down from generation to…
I Didn’t Expect To Find a Record That Blends Calm And Momentum So Well, But UMFYR’s Surroundings Became My Go-To For Quiet, Focused Moments

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Michael Filip Reed

I don’t remember how I came across this album. Most likely, I was once again…
Industrial Gloom, Shimmering Ghosts, and Heavy Melancholy—Scottish Islands’ You, Me, and The Void Is as Crushing as It Is Beautiful

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Natali Abernathy

Grief is like an apocalypse. The world collapses, but only yours. People around you go…
Can Jazz Still Surprise You? If You’re Not Sure, Alex Hand’s Handsome Answer Might Be Exactly What You Need to Hear

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Michael Filip Reed

Jazz can be an incredibly fascinating conversationalist, but there’s no guarantee you’ll have the patience…
Emma Nilsdotter Returns After 20 Years with a Guitar-Driven Album That Balances Old Wounds, New Triumphs, and Just the Right Amount of Country Swagger

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Anita Floa

When an artist releases an album two decades after their debut, it’s an event in…
Jazz? Hip-hop? Folk? Ambient? Matt Hsu’s Obscure Orchestra Said Yes To Everything—20+ Musicians, Two Albums, Zero Rules

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Michael Filip Reed

Some projects defy easy categorization, and Matt Hsu’s Obscure Orchestra is one of them. If…
California Was Her Past, Ohio Became Her Future—How Andrea Nicole King’s Harvest Love Grew from Heartbreak and Healing

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Anita Floa

Five years of silence, three days of writing—numbers that seem disproportionate. As if the universe…
Missed the Show? Settle Down! Brings Mike Stocksdale’s Electric Hotel Café Set Straight to Your Speakers

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Gabriel Rivera

You know that feeling. When a cozy café hums with life but doesn’t overwhelm, when…
Forget Reality—Once Upon a Cloudtop Meadow by Inal Bilsel is Your Ticket to Another Dimension

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Natali Abernathy

Imagine a meadow snugly perched at the very crest of an airy cloud, where transparent…
Hazy, Youthful, and Unapologetically Authentic: Explore Rainbow City Park’s Debut EP

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Natali Abernathy

A debut EP is a serious matter. It’s more than just a collection of songs—it’s…
Hidden References, Woven Confessions, and the Rush of Shifting Emotions: How PHI-108’s Solve For Why Nurtures a Dialogue Across Generations

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Michael Filip Reed

When I first played Solve For Why by PHI-108, I imagined turning off a busy…
Twenty Years, Thousands of Miles, and a New Album: Steve Moss Returns With Another Go To Remind The World What Real Rock Sounds Like

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Natali Abernathy

Twenty years is a whole era. In that time, a person can completely rebuild themselves,…
Sylva Faye’s New Album Sunday Forever Is Cozy, Intimate, and Just a Little Bit Haunting

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Gabriel Rivera

Sometimes, when listening to a musician’s new work, you just want to forget all things…
Eliza Harrison Smith’s The Way I’m Wired Is a Polished Indie Pop Record That Knows Exactly What It’s Doing

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Anita Floa

There’s something refreshing about music that doesn’t pretend. The Way I’m Wired by Eliza Harrison…
Jude Grant’s New Album: One Minute You’re Vibing, Next Minute You’re in a Western – A Chaotic, Cinematic, Multi-Genre Masterpiece

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Natali Abernathy

Well, when reviewing albums like JUDE GRANT WOULD BE ANYTHING FOR LOVE, I always feel…
Lounna Made an Album Called Garden For Winter, But Instead of Frost and Snow, It Turned Out to Be the Warmest Thing I’ve Heard in a Long Time

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Michael Filip Reed

The magic of Lounna—where does it come from? I have to admit, when I first…
Sleepless Nights and Hungover Dawns: Honeysucker Nails the Urban Fever in Headed for a Dive

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Anita Floa

They say still waters run deep, and Headed for a Dive exists somewhere on the…
I Let Brooke’s Slinky Dark Pop Melodies Take Over My Senses and I’m Loving Every Moment

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Natali Abernathy

The EP AWAY TODAY by brooke is a soft yet daring creation, infused with the…
The Kartetch’s New EP The Fallacy: Monochrome Frenzy and the Secrets of Resonating Low Strings

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Gabriel Rivera

Have you ever tried tuning a guitar so low that the walls start to shake?…
Simon Talbot Returns with ‘FREE’ — The Album That Asks: What If Everything You Call Freedom Is a Lie?

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Michael Filip Reed

Freedom. Funny word, isn’t it? It sounds so light, like a breeze brushing against your…
In Night’s Cross, Rosetta West Smiles at Mortality While Crafting a Genre-Blending Record of Blues and Rock, Best Enjoyed After Midnight

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Gabriel Rivera

Have you ever thought about death? Of course, you have. Everyone has at some point.…
Revived Emotions by Aakash Sridhar — A Casual Stroll Through Jazz-Inspired Daily Moments

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Natali Abernathy

Aakash Sridhar has a knack for finding magic in the ordinary. For him, every day…
An Hour With Another Day Feels Like a Respite From Modern Life—Medd & Shaw Have Created a True Haven

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Natali Abernathy

There’s something magical about music—something that allows us to momentarily forget all our worries and…
BETTER NEVER THAN LATE: PUNKTUALS Ignite Seattle’s Skies with a Blistering, No-Holds-Barred Rock Manifesto

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Gabriel Rivera

If it were legally possible to keep volcanoes as pets in Seattle, I’d swear that…
Six Tracks from Howard Gripp’s New EP Chronicle a Powerful Journey from Pain to Faith and Inner Light

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Natali Abernathy

You know, there’s something mesmerizing about the story of someone deciding to shed their old…
Yuri Shin’s From and For Me Is Like Morning Coffee for Your Soul—Simple, Honest, and So Good

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Anita Floa

When I first played From and For Me by Yuri Shin, a strange image popped…
Bomethius Explores the Boundaries of Fear and Freedom in His Most Intimate Album, Borrowed Time

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Michael Filip Reed

I’ve always had a soft spot for albums that feel like sturdy novels: the deeper…
John the Baptist, Cinematic Guitars, and Philosophical Reflections: An Exclusive First Look at Valley of Salt’s New Album

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Michael Filip Reed

Brian Stemetzki, the mind behind Valley of Salt, is the kind of musician who demands…
Thomas Hewitt Jones Just Dropped the Perfect Soundtrack for Ditching the City and Living Your Best Countryside Life: Rural TV Classical Review

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Anita Floa

You know how sometimes you put on an album and—click—it instantly sweeps you into a…
Started the New Year With Champagne and Snow, Ended Up Spiraling Into Jake Marshall’s Better Luck Next Time

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Gabriel Rivera

I rang in the New Year like any normal person—glass in one hand, a silly…
Cagri Raydemir Has Always Experimented With Sound, But Indifference Feels Like the Moment He Fully Embraced His Role as a Sonic Storyteller

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Natali Abernathy

Cagri Raydemir – a name that no longer requires an introduction among connoisseurs of the…
CIONICO’s New EP ‘Spoken Portrait’: Rock with Heart on its Sleeve and a Foot in the Future

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Michael Filip Reed

Sometimes, an album lands on your playlist and feels like a snapshot of a place…
The Allure of Almanac: Volume 1 – How Spencer Sanders Blends Rawness with Comfort

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Gabriel Rivera

What does “almanac” mean? It sounds old-fashioned, almost archaic, like a dusty book on the…
Winter Solstice by Michael Evan Moore Is Enchanting and Masterfully Brings Winter’s Essence Into Sound

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Gabriel Rivera

The EP Winter Solstice by Michael Evan Moore is a sonic portrait of the season.…
Catriona Bourne Brings Her Triquetra Tour to an Intimate Close This Thursday at the Crypt in Smith Square—A Night of Jazz You Can’t Miss!

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Michael Filip Reed

I don’t know if Catriona Bourne would call herself a genius, but I will. Not…
Hang Fire by Goodbye, Beautiful and Meg Baier: What Happens When You Mix Grief, Distance, and Two Artists Unafraid To Let It All Unravel

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Anita Floa

When I first heard the name Marco Arroyo, known as Goodbye, Beautiful, his pseudonym led…
Falling, Unexpectedly, Under the Spell of Four Orphans: My Genuine Musings on Brian Halloran’s Masterful EP

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Gabriel Rivera

Brian Halloran is releasing his new EP Four Orphans on December 20th, and, frankly, it’s…
If Jules Wade’s smokescreen Doesn’t End Up On Your Playlist, You’re Seriously Missing Out On One Of The Best Indie EPs This Year

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Anita Floa

Jules Wade’s EP smokescreen is one of those rare releases that sneaks up on you.…
Roam Like Ghosts Didn’t Overthink Their New Album CHURCH, and That’s What Makes It Brilliant

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Michael Filip Reed

When I turned on CHURCH by Roam Like Ghosts (I’m going to be completely honest…
They’ve Been Compared to Mystery Skulls, But After Songs From Hospital Rooms, Classtronaut Is In a Galaxy Of Their Own

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Gabriel Rivera

Classtronaut needs no introduction for those who have ever drowned in their cosmic melodies and…
After Eight Years, Jojo Gold Returns With Radiate—An Album That’s All About the Fight to Be Heard

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Natali Abernathy

Where have you been, Jojo Gold? Eight years of silence, and now Radiate—an album that…
Dripping Trees Knew You Loved Their Chaos — So They Slowed Down To Break You

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Gabriel Rivera

Dripping Trees have always had a knack for sweeping the ground out from under you—their…
2ŁØT’s Entropy Is Like Letting Every Genre Fight It Out — And Somehow They All Win

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Anita Floa

If you’re the kind of person who can’t sit still through a single genre, Entropy…
Cecily Beer, Thomas Hewitt Jones & The Chamber Orchestra of London Have Turned Familiar Carols Into Something Timelessly Breathtaking

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Anita Floa

When December approaches, and the air fills with the scent of cinnamon, music becomes an…
I’ve Never Heard Anything Like This: Dustin Gledhill’s Wigmore Hall Recital Turns Three Eras Into Timeless Art

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Michael Filip Reed

I’ll admit, attempting to describe Dustin Gledhill’s new work is no easy task. It feels…
Concerty Proves You Don’t Need Endless Scrolling To Find The Perfect Concert Close To Home

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Michael Filip Reed

As someone who spends most of their time writing articles, immersed in music, and constantly…
I Spent a Week Listening to Golden by Geneviève Racette, and I Keep Wanting To Come Back To It Over and Over Again

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Natali Abernathy

Geneviève Racette’s Golden leaves me in a thoughtful daze, as if I’d just heard a…
You Don’t Need to Be a Sci-Fi Buff to Get Sucked Into Floating Worlds’ Cosmic Rock Journey With Skywatcher

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Anita Floa

Floating Worlds is a band with a long history, marked by constant changes yet always…
Britt Connors’ Exhale Is a Subtle Revelation—A Collection of Songs That Whisper the Power of Simply Being

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Natali Abernathy

When you listen to Britt Connors’ Exhale, it feels like a release after holding your…
This Album Feels Inevitable — While Nero Played by Secular Era & Drexl Bowie Pulls No Punches

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Gabriel Rivera

Secular Era and Drexl Bowie have crafted something truly weighty and somber with While Nero…
What Makes Tara Craig’s New Album So Personal and Unbound by Trends

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Anita Floa

When an artist chooses a self-titled name for an album, it’s always a subtle hint…
An Honest, Unfiltered Experience: Shopping Cart by Carter Brady Revives the Magic of Music Felt, Not Consumed

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Gabriel Rivera

Shopping Cart is an album with a double bottom, where Carter Brady transports us to…
whitewolfsonicprincess Made This Album for Themselves, and Somehow That’s What Makes It Work

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Michael Filip Reed

There’s a certain alchemy that happens when music transcends mere sound and becomes an experience—an…
Eva Gertz’s 5,000-Mile Meditation: How a Solo Journey Brought Silence and Self-Knowledge

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Gabriel Rivera

In 2021, Eva Gertz made a decision that many might consider risky to set off…
If You Haven’t Listened to flora cash’s Latest Album Yet, Prepare to Have Your Heart Gently Shattered and Reassembled

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Anita Floa

When I listen to flora cash, I don’t think of them as a duo. I…
Tin Foil Top Hat Brings Hope and Healing to Life with Their New EP The Caged Goliath

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Michael Filip Reed

When we talk about trauma, it’s always a personal matter. But when the healing process…
Honeybadger Didn’t Write Any Love Ballads for Their Debut EP Because They’d Rather Shout About Life as It Is—Loud and Unfiltered

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Gabriel Rivera

When Honeybadger first crashed into my playlist, I felt something click. You know that feeling?…
Samantha Rae’s The High Road Serves Up 12 Country Tracks You Can’t Skip—Including a Ballad That’ll Bring Tears to Your Eyes

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Michael Filip Reed

A quiet morning on the farm: mist drapes over the fields, the sun hasn’t risen…
This November, Simon Talbot And Peter Toussaint Deliver A Dark And Brooding Album That Commands Your Attention

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Gabriel Rivera

Every now and then, an album drops into your life like an unexpected guest who…
Goodbye, AI Music! Lí-Lí Octave Brings Back Realness with a Complete Live Album That Needs No Extras

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Gabriel Rivera

When I first played Lí-Lí Octave’s album “Play on Venus,“ I felt like I was…
It’s One Of The Freshest EPs In Indie Rock – Passenger Side by Sara Rae Is Redefining How We Feel About Love Songs

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Anita Floa

Sara Rae has taken the key to the secret room of her emotions and wasn’t…
The Rope Aren’t Afraid To Show That Darkness Can Be Beautiful, and Nightbird Is Their Proof

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Michael Filip Reed

If there’s one thing you can count on with The Rope, it’s that they won’t…
I Just Listened To Maria Lane’s Black and Blue, and I’m Still Trying To Pull Myself Together

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Anita Floa

Maria Lane isn’t trying to please anyone with Black and Blue. This isn’t a collection…
‘Heading East’ Was A Step Into The Unknown For SUKH But The Result Is Something Effortlessly Calming

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Natali Abernathy

“Heading East” by SUKH is like an unexpected turn on a familiar route, where something…
Honestly The Ram Nails That Laid-Back Vibe in “Space Cowboy” It’s Exactly What I Needed

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Gabriel Rivera

When you listen to “Space Cowboy,” a scene unfolds before you: night, ocean, surfing under…
I Thought I had a Good Idea Of What To Expect From ‘A Speck of Light,’ But Rasmus Fynbo Completely Took Me By Surprise

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Natali Abernathy

Rasmus Fynbo’s ‘A Speck of Light’ lands like a breath of fresh air in a…
You Won’t Believe It, But Madison Taylor Has Created Something Remarkable With ‘Lady of Arbor Hill’

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Anita Floa

Drawing inspiration from Tennyson’s poetic masterpiece, Madison Taylor uses ‘Lady of Arbor Hill’ as a…
MegamasS’s “Divide and Liberate!” Is Heavy Metal with a Message—Louder Than Ever

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Gabriel Rivera

MegamasS has been part of Ukraine’s metal heartbeat since 2004, and if you’re into heavy…
Of All Things Exceeds All Expectations with Their New Album, One of the Most Powerful Debuts of the Year

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Natali Abernathy

So, here we are with Of All Things and their debut album “Falling In Line…
Breakups, Solo Parties, and Purple Monsters — This is Annie O’Malley’s World, and We’re Diving Right In

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Anita Floa

Annie O’Malley’s new album is one of those rare musical experiences that hits you like…
‘Forget About Me’ by Ollie Gullick: Six Songs That Break The Stereotypes

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Gabriel Rivera

“Are you there? I can’t hear you through the phone,Your voice is small and I…
Activision CEO Turned Musician? Eric Hirshberg’s Latest Album Will Surprise You

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Michael Filip Reed

Eric Hirshberg, a musician, songwriter, and a man who has already made waves as the…
Tiptoeing Through the Shadows with Maya Shaw in ‘Unfocused Freedom’

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Anita Floa

Maya Shaw’s latest album, Unfocused Freedom, is like stepping into someone else’s daydream—a swirling mix…
Thunder, Lightning, and Farewell: AWOLNATION’s Boldest Record Yet

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Michael Filip Reed

AWOLNATION is back with his sixth studio album, The Phantom Five, and if you thought…
‘Sanguine’ by Bee Eigen: The Soundtrack for the Quiet Storms

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Natali Abernathy

The debut EP by Bee Eigen, Sanguine, is the kind of release that sneaks up…
“Waitin’ to be Seen – Part 1” by Chris Bullinger: A Life’s Autobiography Told Through Music

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Anita Floa

Imagine a musician, much like a silent hero from an old western, walking down a…
The Future of Blues Has Arrived: Sonny Gullage’s Debut Album Packs a Legendary Punch

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Michael Filip Reed

Kevin “Sonny” Gullage is a name that may not yet be a household word in…
Under the Sign of Garagee III: An Album that Plays with the Subconscious

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Michael Filip Reed

As soon as you turn on the new album by Garagee titled “Garagee III,” you…
Love and Loss in a New Light: Unpacking ‘Misemotional’ by Sixten

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Anita Floa

The Swedish duo sixten, comprised of siblings Tova and Sigge Strandell, has something intriguing for…
Take a Wild Ride Through RiFFiNDoTs’ Mind with Her Latest Drop, ‘Magick’

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Natali Abernathy

Imagine: you’re in an old vinyl record store, and suddenly you spot a record with…
HAPPIE’s ‘Real Love’ Shows That True Emotion Doesn’t Need To Be Complicated

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Natali Abernathy

The new release from HAPPIE is like reconnecting with an old friend you haven’t seen…
Jessica Woodlee Shows What It Means to Be Honest with Yourself on “JESS”

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Natali Abernathy

Jessica Woodlee has been active on the music scene for nearly eight years, and each…
Why ‘Cryptograms’ by Mayday 13 Is What Every Self-Respecting Rock Fan Needs to Hear

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Gabriel Rivera

Brian Hadley, with his album “Cryptograms” in the midst of a creative resurgence, clearly decided…
“Here The Past Is All I See” by Trivial Shields: Striking the Right Notes Between Darkness and Light

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Michael Filip Reed

Christian Carpenter, better known as Trivial Shields, has recently released his new EP titled “Here…
Scharliina’s Debut Album: The Secret Frequencies That Could Change Your Life

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Anita Floa

Scharliina’s debut album, “Darkness to a Fairytale,” feels like an invitation into her world, where…
Feel That? It’s Corner Sun’s EP Slapping the Boredom Right Out of Rock

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Anita Floa

In our times, finding something that sounds like a real modern rock classic is almost…
Saphira 79 Teams Up with Aspect Zero for a Breathtaking New EP, ‘Hear In Heart’!

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Michael Filip Reed

I’ve been keeping an eye on Saphira 79 for a while, and her music, no…
CYBUR WORLD by Animals Over People: The Album That Drags All Your Inner Demons into the Light

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Gabriel Rivera

The album ‘CYBUR WORLD’ by Animals Over People is like a long look in the…
Summer Never Ends: Watermelon Boy’s New Album ‘The Wow Signal’ Promises Dancing Till Dawn

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Michael Filip Reed

Watermelon Boy is an Australian producer with a unique style in electronic music, blending danceable…
How ALETHIA Manages to Tell Life’s Tale in 10 Songs – You Need to Hear This!

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Anita Floa

Colombian artist ALETHIA, who now lives in Naarm (Australia), has earned a loyal army of…
Why The New EP from Aaron Bear and DKNTL Is What We All Need Right Now!

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Michael Filip Reed

You know, there comes a moment sometimes when you hear music—real music, infused with love…
Every Track on Avinoam Ettun’s New Album Has a Story to Tell: Discover ‘Searching for Colors’

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Anita Floa

Avinoam Ettun is an Israeli composer and guitarist living in New York. He has a…
The Soundtrack to Your Next Summer Fling: Why “Irrational” by Shane Rennison is the Perfect Pop Match

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Anita Floa

Shane Rennison’ new album “Irrational” turned out to be a quite light pop release, without…
Finding Beauty in the Ordinary: Brock Davis’ “Everyday Miracle” Celebrates Life’s Little Wonders

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Michael Filip Reed

Brock Davis— a name that washes over music lovers’ ears like a salty wave through…
Leila Addams Exposed: Her Self-Titled EP is So Raw It Feels Like a Confession

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Gabriel Rivera

In these days when true rock has become a rarity, Leila Addams’ EP bursts forth…
Breakup & Breakthrough: Will Ash’s “october” Finds Light in the Darkness

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Natali Abernathy

Will Ash, a musician based in Los Angeles from Coralville, Iowa, has extensive experience in…
The Duality of Peace and Pain in Bright Arcana’s New Album ‘To The Terrible Blood’

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Michael Filip Reed

John Everett Hardin is a unique musician who has been releasing music for 20 years,…

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