Author: Jerrett
Kenton Hall and The Necessary Measures Deliver a Masterclass in Craft on ‘Songs for the Swung’
Canadian actor, author, director and musician Kenton Hall delivers a sophomore album of rare intelligence and emotional precision on Songs for the Swung. Read our full review on MusicOnTheRox.com.
Mark Moule Delivers a Patient and Honest Debut on the ‘Only Love’ EP
Busselton, Australia singer-songwriter Mark Moule delivers a raw and unhurried four-track debut on the Only Love EP, built on fifteen years of songwriting patience and open mic conviction.
Judith Owen Is Fully and Unapologetically Herself on the Triumphant ‘Suit Yourself’
Welsh-born New Orleans jazz artist Judith Owen delivers her most liberated and assured album yet on Suit Yourself, a 13-track celebration of joy, freedom, and world-class musicianship. Read our full review.
Joshua Zero Delivers a Sharp and Visceral Statement on the ‘Carnage’ EP
London-based non-binary artist Joshua Zero follows up their debut album zerocore with the Carnage EP, five tracks of raw, focused alternative rock that arrives with more urgency than ever.
The 2026 Met Gala: Every Standout Look From Fashion’s Biggest Night
The 2026 Met Gala brought fashion’s biggest night to life under the ‘Fashion Is Art’ theme. Here are the standout men and women who stole the red carpet.
J Dulva and Counting Coup Deliver a Raw and Rootsy Statement on ‘Counting of the Coup’
Eunice, Louisiana guitarist J Dulva and his band Counting Coup deliver ten tracks of authentic American rock and blues recorded live at Poolside Studios. Read our full review.
Ramblin’ Ricky Tate Brings Southern Gothic Folk to Life on ‘The Magnolia Sessions’
Birmingham folk and country singer Ramblin’ Ricky Tate delivers eight raw and unhurried tracks recorded live under a magnolia tree in Nashville. Read our full review.
Tom Tikka and The Missing Hubcaps Prove Their Artistry on ‘Roomful of Strangers’
Finnish power pop veteran Tom Tikka delivers another melodically rich album with Roomful of Strangers. Read our full ten track review on MusicOnTheRox.com.
Satsuma Delivers a Raw and Honest Alt-Rock Statement on Debut EP ‘Anodyne’
Edinburgh multi-instrumentalist Cam Halkerston, recording as Satsuma, delivers a debut EP of rare emotional completeness. Anodyne is raw, honest, and entirely his own.
Amara-Fe Arrives Fully Formed on Bold 16-Track Statement ‘A Queen’s Ambition’
Dallas-based artist Amara-Fe delivers her most assured album yet with A Queen’s Ambition, a 16-track statement of power, self-worth, and identity. Read our full review.
