EP Reviews
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Cody Webb – Self Titled EP
Cody Webb has, in the 200 live appearances he’s logged in some of country music’s most respected modern venues, amassed a bedrock mastery of the...
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Angie and the Deserters – Blood Like Wine
Angie Bruyere’s decision to concentrate on music over modeling, judging from the quality of her band’s latest release Blood Like Wine, is proving to be...
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The Invisible World – Color / Echo
Midwestern four piece alternative rockers The Invisible World formed in 2012 and their second EP release, Color / Echo, shows their distinctive talents in full...
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Eleanor Tallie – No Turning Back
Soul and funk music are the predominant influences on Eleanor Tallie’s debut EP No Turning Back, but the most important aspect is the groove. Regardless...
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Jonnie & Joy – Running Home
As a guy whose cup of tea is Alternative Rock in the Rock scene, I completely appreciate and applaud Running Home by Jonnie & Joy....
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Broke Royals – The Luxury Of Time Pt. 3
The Luxury Of Time Part Three is the third release from Washington D.C. based duo Broke Royals. Philip Basnight and Collin Cross first formed the...
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Version 5 – Take You There
The LP from Version 5 entitled Take You There is a compact trio of songs that are all equally rich in musical quality and artistic...
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RJ Comer – Nightly Suicide
Americana has subsections like any other main genre. So when RJ Comer comes along producing a harder sound associated with Americana; it’s wasy to see that...
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Spacebear – Straight For The Sun
Bands work best when they organically form. Rock history is littered with the bloated recordings of so-called super groups proving, in the end, to be...
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Monique Angele – Answers
Monique Angele’s EP Answers takes you on a completely intellectual, emotional, and physical quest. My first impressions of this album mainly include words such as...
