Single Reviews
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Jarod Grubb – Hold On
The Rocky Mountains can be a profound source of inspiration, and it’s obvious the colorful backdrop of the Montana wilderness had a fair amount of...
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Greye – Everything
Greye pulls off the nifty feat of producing life-affirming music that nonetheless has significance. There’s nothing fly by night about what this Daytona, Florida band...
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DiCi – u n i
The influence Europop has had over a lot of western music in the past twenty years is undeniable when listening to just about anything on...
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Leol – Time
In some ways, there’s an argument to be made that Leol is trying to occupy two worlds at once in the new single “Time,” which...
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Winchester Revival – Reborn, Reformed, Revived
Brisbane, Australia’s Winchester Revival’s “Reborn, Reformed, Revived” is the latest blast of unadulterated rock and roll from this rough ‘n’ ready four piece. The tight...
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Barry Muir – Weathered the Storm
The first word that comes to mind when breaking down the hook in Barry Muir’s new single “Weathered the Storm” is bittersweet, because while the...
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Chris Zurich – You’re My Crutch
Chris Zurich’s “You’re My Crutch” is an outstanding example of what a light touch in songwriting accomplishes. Zurich never belabors his melodic ideas, instrumental passages,...
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Corey Stapleton – The Pen
Accenting the gilded vocal harmonies with an electric edge that is strangely as pastoral as the acoustic parts are, James Mitchell’s fretwork in the new...
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Makar – Zombies Have Rights Too
“Zombies Have Rights Too” is the new single from Makar. From the new album, Fancy Hercules, due to land Friday, November 19, the New York indie-rockers...
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FrankySelector – Ice Breaker
When it comes to making a neo-funk piece, everything tends to start and end with a quality bassline, and listening to the new single “Ice...
