September Reviews: Young Empires, The Arcs, Royal Headache and La Luz
Rah Rah—Vessels Did you know that there are people living in all that space between Toronto and Vancouver? Not only that, but they’re making some tunes, some damn good ones. […]
Category Archives: Reviews
Featured: The Fratellis: Eye’s Wide Tongue Tied Review
Eye Wide, Tongue Tied, is the latest album from the Scottish boys and has some very noticeable differences from previous albums. They’ve never been the type to release an album […]
Best New: LOLO – Comeback Queen EP
Lauren Pritchard is no more. In her place an edgy indie artist called LOLO is hitting the music scene hard and it’s clear with her recent release, Comeback Queen, she’s […]
Review: The Belle Game – Ritual Tradition Habit
This band makes you feel something. They take you into their world and submerge you with soulful rhythmic songs. The debut album, Ritual Tradition Habit, takes you into another world […]
Review: Lady Lamb – After
Each song is an extremely personal story giving the listener a look into Aly Spartro’s mind, soul and imagination. The tracks all begin by showcasing Spartro’s talented vocals, which dominate […]
Review: MS MR How Does It Feel
Drum roll please, the verdict is in and it’s as disappointing as one could imagine. How Does It Feel, is a grouping of random forced 80’s pop. In the course […]
Dave Monks’s All Signs Point to Yes
All Signs Point to Yes – By Dave Monks was a set of six, mellow songs released mid-June introducing the artist as a solo act. You may not recognize the name straight […]
