Album Reviews
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Jimmy Shannon – Better Now Than Ever
Jimmy Shannon’s recent full length album, Better Now Than Ever, is a reaffirmation of the gifts that have established him as one of the pre-eminent...
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James Patrick Morgan – Art + Work = Love
Art + Work = Love, James Patrick Morgan’s debut EP, is a five song outing presenting one of the most versatile singer/songwriters to emerge from...
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Matt Hannah – Dreamland
Based out of the Minneapolis area, Matt Hannah’s has already scored a considerable critical and popular hit with 2014’s Let the Lonely Fade, but his...
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The Righteous Hillbillies – Two Wheels Down a Lost Highway
The fourth album from Midwestern based blues rockers The Righteous Hillbillies, Two Wheels Down a Lost a Highway, is another entry in a growing discography...
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The Sound of Curves – Gone Gatsby
The Sound of Curves is a four piece from San Antonio featuring Leonel Pompa on vocals/guitar and keyboards, Roger Maher on vocals/bass, Josh Leija occupying...
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Dave Vargo – Burning Through
(Burning Through), The title of Dave Vargo’s debut solo album can be read as a reference to undiminished desire. Despite a long musical career backing...
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Nick Black – Deep Blue
Deep Blue is the second album from young vocalist/songwriter/guitarist Nick Black. Pure talent propels Black’s quick ascension into the top rank of modern soul and...
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Phantom Phunk – Arboles Ossific
Few albums released in 2016 show off diversity and sure-footed command of multiple musical styles like the debut from Tampa, Florida based quartet Phantom Phunk....
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Jamie Kent – All American Mutt
Northampton, Massachusetts native Jamie Kent’s latest studio release, All American Mutt, deserves consideration as one of the most inspired releases of recent years. Kent has...
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Kathy Muir – Second Life
There are journeys and destinations alike on Kathy Muir’s third album Second Life. Some songs are certainly looks back in melancholy, but a number of...
