‘Turn Down the Noise’ is one of those albums that reminds listeners of Alanis Morissette and Liz Phair – superb songwriting with flair.
There’s a yummy laissez-faire attitude about Polaroid Fade, a policy that allows their music to attain an alluring, effortless mood.
Because of its effortless yet vibrant feel and Meli Levi’s telling voice, ‘All Things May Be’ is charming in its own right.
Riff-driven power pop outfit Vegas DeMilo has announced the release of ‘Black Sheep Lodge,’ their shimmering fourth album.
Riding the cusp between alt-rock and hard rock, akin to almost brutal, witchy anthems, ‘Lipstick & Lithium’ abounds with visceral surfaces.
Tamar Berk comes into her own on ‘Tiny Injuries,’ an album exposing unvarnished emotions and a multiplicity of stylistic elements.
‘Dead Reckoning’ sees Kate Fenner employing her superb voice like a sculptor’s tool, shaping beguiling tones into haunting art.
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