Album Reviews
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Derek Davis – Resonator Blues
“Resonator Blues” starts off Derek Davis’ third solo album with pure blues anchored around Davis’ fiery and fluid slide guitar playing. It has a traditional...
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Brooks Forsyth – So Much Beyond Us
In his all-new LP So Much Beyond Us, Brooks Forsyth experiments with different influences – ranging from country blues to jazz-inspired eclectic folk – and...
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Project Grand Slam – PGS 7
Bassist and bandleader Robert Miller’s Project Grand Slam continue impressing modern audiences with their new full length release simply entitled PGS 7. The thirteen song effort brandishes...
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Stars In Toledo – Stars In Toledo
In the ironically titled “A Peek Behind the Curtain,” Stars in Toledo distribute a sonic smokescreen of larger than life riffs that crush us with...
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Joe Mullins & The Radio Ramblers – For The Record
There’s no need for debate – disciples of the bluegrass faith will be rejoicing this spring to the melodic drawl of Joe Mullins & The...
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Steel Blossoms – Steel Blossoms
Steel Blossoms return with their most stylish collection of alt-country ballads and groove-laden Americana anthems yet in their all-new self-titled LP, due out this April...
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Jas Frank & The Intoits – The Girl From Cherry Valley
No one ever said that it’s easy to make a smart music video, especially when you consider just how immensely talented this emerging generation of...
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Barbara J – A Box Full Of Records
Despite the popular narrative that you may have come in contact with, cover albums are by no means throwaway efforts from artists who are trying...
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Francine Honey – To Be Continued…
The new eleven song studio release from Ontario’s Francine Honey, To Be Continued…, is full of the same stories of wisdom hard won, loss, and heartache...
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Derrick Davis – Anti-Social
Urbane poetry is met with sultry grooves and fierce harmonies in the smashing songcraft contained on Derrick Davis’ latest effort Anti-Social. Davis gets in touch with...
