Reviews

With her powerful, dramatic voice singer Greta Morgan perfectly conveys the psychedelic dreaminess that is a theme of Midnight Room, the forthcoming album from her

Boston’s punk rock trio Zip-Tie Handcuffs – comprised of Matt Ford, Ian Grinold, and Max Levy – has been riding high off their new release, an

A tall order is in place with Frank Hamilton‘s new album Songs To Make Life Slightly Less Awkward, as his last album reached #1 on

Orem, Utah’s alternative pop collective Foreign Figures – comprised of Eric Michels (vocals), Steve Michels (drums), Seth Dunshee (bass), and Jonny Tanner (guitar) – is

Vigil – a solo electronic project from Brooklyn’s Chris Ash – has been developing for about a year now, though you would think the project

Mad Meg’s second album Puberty Tales dropped last week and it is an enchanting, inspired record. Led by renowned photographer Ilya Popenko, Mad Meg deals

Tucson, Arizona’s Daycones – an interesting, and sometimes morbid, experimental music project by Ryan Cones – released the 9-track work New Landscapes earlier this month. Full

Chicago’s Dan Rico hits the streets today with his self-produced debut LP, Endless Love out in the states on Maximum Pelt Records and on France’s

Lily Mae has range that has drawn comparisons to a younger Joni Mitchell; her voice emotes older than her 20 years.  The Philadelphia native has

Philly’s The Chris Paterno Band’s self-titled EP releases this Friday and it is acoustic indie soul at its finest. Throughout the breezy six song collection,