Album Reviews
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Abby Zotz – Local Honey
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...
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The Blackmail Seduction – The Blackmail Seduction II
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...
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Del Suelo – The Musician’s Compass: A 12 Step Programme
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...
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Cindy G – Moonshiner’s Daughter
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...
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Wave 21 – Wave 21
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...
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The Captain Ledge Band – Rumors of the Great White Skunk
The third album from the Oklahoma based Captain Ledge Band, Rumors of the Great White Skunk, is a ten song collection from the husband/wife team of...
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The Jackstones – Love Badly
Slipping through the floorboard cracks of a dusty old country bar like smoke emanating from a basement fire, The Jackstones’ song Rotation, delivers a slick...
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C.K. & The Rising Tide – American Romance
“I felt young and strong to say the least, and to me life was just like how it is on the silver screen; Where I...
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Conor Gains – Compass
It’s difficult to imagine the 1960s in America without the culturally altering soundtrack that accompanied it. The wailing guitar of Jimi Hendrix, the pastoral pleading...
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Cat Dail – Fight For Love
Although I just recently became familiar with her work, I must say that singer/songwriter Cat Dail’s discography has been becoming a bit of a regular...
