It’s always great to see a local Toronto band blossom and then branch out, bringing their sounds and wares to the masses as they hit the road beyond the borders …
Returning with her fourth album is New Zealand’s very own Miriam Clancy. Arriving with a hauntingly emotional, passionate, and personable diary you can sing along to with her LP Black Heart, debuting …
Review by Amanda Daubert – With beauty, grace, and poise, mixed with spunk, and a refreshing helping of realism, you have the enchanting fourth album from Elizabeth Moen, Wherever You Aren’t. A …
Photos & review by Amanda Daubert – There’s no better way to cure your turkey hangover than a night with Cleveland based blues-rock band, Welshly Arms, who took the stage …
Photos and review by Amanda Daubert – Philly based indie rock band, Mo Lowda & The Humble, might be the best band you’ve never heard of, yet. With unmatched passion, …
After announcing the lead track from their new album several months ago, we are delighted to return to the full album from post-punk new romantics Candy Coffins. Titled ‘Once Do It With …
If it were necessary to choose just two words to describe the new solo album from alternative pop artist Ronan Conroy, they would be “DARK REVERIE”. The NYC-based Dublin native may be …
Photos and review by Angie Flatt – Mary J. Blige rolled into Nashville and wowed the sold out arena audience with her 32 song set. The show featured all her …
Art pop band Elk City presents their new album ‘Above the Water’, opening a new chapter in the Montclair, New Jersey band’s evolutionary story. Vibrant, raw-edged and bold, it showcases a new guitar-rich …
Review by Amanda Daubert – The dynamic alt-rock duo, The Blue Stones, are set to drop their third studio album Pretty Monster November 4th. Still riding on the success of their sophomore …
Photos and review by Amanda Daubert – The Stone Pony in Asbury Park, New Jersey is an ionic venue known for hosting bands on their way up and Saturday night …
By Quinn Donoghue – I’m always intrigued by how an artist transitions into their sophomore album after attaining breakthrough success with their debut album. Will they emulate what made them …
Review by Quinn Donoghue – It doesn’t take long for Sheenah Ko to hypnotize and reel you into her mystical universe with her new album, Future Is Now. Oftentimes, you’ll …
Review by Quinn Donoghue – Tedeschi Trucks Band’s new album, Crescent, is the first installment of the four-album series, Iam the Moon. Each installment will be accompanied by a correspondent …
Review by Quinn Donoghue – The Australian four-piece, Windwaker, pushes the boundaries of metal with theuse of explosive drums, groovy and metallic guitar riffs, and piercing high-octave vocals, they also …
By Quinn Donoghue – After a five year hiatus, Liverpool based singer-songwriter, Duncan Patterson has returned with an emotionally charged and hauntingly beautiful record, Grace Road. The five song slate showcases Patterson’s …
BY QUINN DONOGHUE – Canadian singer-songwriter, GRAE, delivers a nostalgia-fueled indie-pop single for the ages with her latest, “Boxes.” The song is a coming of age story and touches on …
By Quinn Donoghue – Premiere artists, Yelawolf and Shooter Jennings, have joined forces to create a supergroup known as Sometimes Y, and their new self-titled album provides a much needed jolt …
BY QUINN DONOGHUE – Catey Esler cultivates a dream-like, mystical atmosphere in her debut album Hall of Mirrors. The music consists of big bass sounds, hauntingly beautiful electronic melodies, thought-provoking …
Manchester-based Caulbearers have announced their next release – the upbeat funk-rock single‘Twisted Cord’, along with B-side ‘Synching (Bubbling Spring Remix)’. This offering sees Caulbearers back with their signature dark funk grooves and bittersweet, multi-layered laments. …