Reviews

The only valid knock you can hit Paul Brown and Kate Lanz’s book All the Brains in the Business: The...

2020 has been giving up some great indie releases so far, spanning the folky sounds of Anthony Quails to...

A vocal as soft as silk yet as rich with unyielding vitality. A percussive pulsation that seems to mimic...

When The Beatles came out with “Strawberry Fields” and “Penny Lane” a lot of fans (and critics) were befuddled...

Punk rock has had quite the odyssey in the last half-century. Since the genre’s infancy, when the likes of...

Psychedelic-tinged melodies have been seemingly everywhere you look in the last half-decade, with everything from pop to hip-hop and...

Peeking out from behind a cloud of decadent melodicism, we discover a quaint little beat just aching for its...

The One Tonic, despite Matt Soren’s central role in the EP’s creation, never sounds like a glorified solo vehicle....

In a swirling pool of sonic textures and fragmented shards of a vibrant instrumental fabric, we discover the first...

Karluca began his musical journey at six years old when he first began playing piano at the conservatory. He...

Whether riddled with a kaleidoscopic melodicism in “Miguel’s Last Stand” or synchronized to the tune of an astral beat...

Jazzy beats, a strutting bassline and a piano’s soft, simple touch are all that it takes to get anyone...