Category: Reviews
Scott Fisher Delivers His Richest Work Yet on ‘Billion Suns’
Scott Fisher is a Portland, Oregon-born, Los Angeles-based singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist with a career spanning over two decades. His musical foundation began with classical piano studies under exiled German…
Todd Sentilles Takes the Long Way Home on Debut EP ‘The Scenic Route Sessions’
Todd Sentilles is a singer and songwriter originally from New Orleans, Louisiana, who now calls the Florida’s Emerald Coast home. His sound blends country, rock, and singer-songwriter influences into something…
Bryanna Rain Pushes Every Boundary on the Bold New Album ‘(Digital) Assets’
Bryanna Rain is a Richmond, Virginia-based singer and songwriter who has been making music since she was 13 years old, when she released her first solo EP. A Virginia Tech…
The Buddyrevelles Are Back and Turning It Up on the New Single ‘Make The Dings Louder’
The Buddyrevelles are a Chicago-based indie rock trio formed in 1997 in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, consisting of Aaron Grant on guitars and lead vocals, Scott Hoch on bass and background…
Undercity Kings – Fun Sucker (EP Review)
Undercity Kings have been around longer than most punk bands dare to dream. Originally formed in 1981 in Los Angeles, the band carries a history that includes real tragedy: founder…
Jason Schoellen – Ballads For My Bride (Album Review)
Jason Schoellen is a lyric-driven songwriter from small-town roots who now calls the Atlanta area home. His debut album Ballads For My Bride, released April 7, 2026, is exactly what…
Saline Grace – The Tree of Knowledge (Album Review)
Saline Grace, the Berlin-based project led by composer, multi-instrumentalist, and singer Ricardo Hoffmann, has been quietly building one of the most distinctive catalogs in the dark folk and post-punk world…
Tár Choose Motion Over Paralysis on the Powerful ‘Dancing On The Event Horizon’ EP
Polish alternative rock band Tár deliver a sharper, heavier, and more emotionally focused second EP on Dancing On The Event Horizon, four tracks of nostalgic-gaze rock built around the idea of dancing at the edge of no return.
IAMEVE Delivers on Every Promise With the Stunning Full Album ‘Legacy’
Composer and producer Tiff Randol delivers her most ambitious IAMEVE album yet on Legacy, eight tracks of cinematic electronic pop that move between dark urgency, cosmic grandeur, and deeply personal emotional writing.
The Buddyrevelles Return With Quiet Urgency on the Powerful Single ‘Anything for Abbey’
Chicago indie rock veterans The Buddyrevelles return with their first standalone single of 2026, a four-minute-nineteen-second statement that proves they have lost none of the urgency that earned them a 9.1 from Pitchfork nearly three decades ago.
