Seven Against Thebes – Art Of Deception

Outside the box guitar playing, evocative vocals, and a lively rhythm section attack immediately distinguish Seven Against Thebes as a powerful four piece working in a hard rock vein. If you listen...

The Merrymaker’s Orchestrina – Little King and the Salamander

New York City’s The Merrymaker’s Orchestrina open Little King and the Salamander with the...

Severine – Feel The Rain

I don’t know where the shortsighted notion of pop music being nothing...

Barry Abernathy & Darrell Webb – Appalachian Road Show

Barry Abernathy and Darrell Webb present Appalachian Road Show, the first joint...

The Cold Stares – Mountain

From the moment that Mountain comes smashing through our speakers like a wrecking ball...

Abby Zotz – Local Honey
By Eric Jarvis on November 3, 2018
It is no surprise Abby Zotz’s first solo collection Local Honey is about personal journeys, interpersonal relationships, and how those things take on different trajectories in our...
The Blackmail Seduction – The Blackmail Seduction II
By Eric Jarvis on October 26, 2018
Jess McClellan has a knack for writing about serious subjects set within substantive and entertaining musical landscapes. It isn’t a skill shared by everyone. Even...
Del Suelo – The Musician’s Compass: A 12 Step Programme
By Eric Jarvis on October 12, 2018
With a touch of humor, irony and a lot of contemplation, Del Suelo illustrates a modern beat poet’s soundtrack in the stunning new album The Musician’s...
Cindy G – Moonshiner’s Daughter
By Eric Jarvis on October 3, 2018
Music is something that’s very hard to describe without using a lot of recycled terminology. A song is beautiful, a rhythm is smooth; none of...
Wave 21 – Wave 21
By Michael Crowder on October 3, 2018
Lately some of my colleagues and I have taken to referring to the renewed interest in country-inspired crossover styles like country/pop and country/rock simply as...