Overflowing with moments of charming sonic splendor, Susannah B’s ‘POV’ offers a bewitching interplay between the blues and Neo-Americana.
On a bewitching record that’s also unexpectedly pretty on one level, Never Heavy’s ‘Never Heavy Is One Full of Light’ (Vital Records) explores all manner of...
Nails’ new album ‘Every Bridge Burning’ (Nuclear Blast Records), is a relentless force that redefines brutality and chaos in extreme music.
Highlighting the soulful power of the voice of Brooke Moriber, ‘All Heart’ (Reviver Records) embraces a daring, innovative structure that’s quite compelling.
There’s a luscious, chill-jazz quality to Mr. Hong’s ‘perfect days’ that simultaneously anchors it and allows it to stray in a new direction.
On ‘Where Hope Goes, Fear Follows,’ Danny Peck delves into magnificent post-rock terrain, offering listeners a wonderful, exploratory album.
On his latest EP, ‘The Rush,’ Sleepy Tom delivers a lean and sultry group of songs perfect for dance floors or driving down the highway.
There’s a unique, glazed-over blurriness to CLOAKZ’ ‘Control Program’ that’s simultaneously lusciously nostalgic and wonderfully hypnotic.
At once traditional and experimental, Derek Simpson arrives at a luscious balance between pop, rock, and electronic with his album ‘Somehow.’
Brother Valiant’s second album ‘Better Luck Next Time’ delivers a yummy, elegant acoustic palette to disclose the fundamental charm of life.
Another Year In The Minors, the sophomore album from Los Angeles-based folk-rock artist Pigeon Club, aka Wayne Whittaker, is a nine-track exploration of anxiety, doubt, introspection,...
Reminiscent of The Black Crowes crossed with The Allman Brothers Band, Heart of Pine hits all the right notes on ‘Southern Soul Revival.’
Underlined by sensitive, articulate music, ‘Instar’ is rendered even more gorgeously appealing by the satiny voice of Lilly Golden.
Shapely, self-produced, and self-referential, Pimmer’s Halcyon 303 offers a polished, chromatic sense, unquestionably gratifying.
Graphic Nature vocalist Harvey Freeman explores his mental state on new album ‘Who Are You When No One Is Watching?’
