Reviews
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Album Review: Harry Hudson is ‘Here for You’ on new album
Emerging pop star Harry Hudson offers listeners a journey through his mind on his new album Hey, I’m Here for You, out November 20. ... -
Album Review: Girlfriends debuts a self-titled album packed with rock bangers
In one of my favorite unexpected surprises of 2020, Travis Mills returned to music- alongside Nick Gross- to form the pop-punk leaning Girlfriends. The ... -
Album Review: Valley has the soundtrack to your quarantine dance parties with ‘sucks to see you doing better’
Lockdown got you down? Canadian alt-pop band Valley is here to save the day with their new EP. Sucks to See You Doing Better ... -
Album Review: Blackstarkids brings immaculate vibes on ‘Whatever, Man’
The top comment on Blackstarkids’ video for “Britney Bitch” simply states, “The vibes are immaculate.” If I could write a one-sentence review of this ... -
Album Review: Kulick’s ‘Yelling in a Quiet Neighborhood’ is a journey through love, loss and yearning
Kulick’s rise from opening act to commanding attention has been a slow, welcome burn into our lines of vision. With the release of debut ... -
Album Review: Smith & Myers release stunning collective of timely tracks on ‘Volume I’
The iconic duo of Brent Smith and Zach Myers has released their first full length album, cementing a new level of depth and talent ... -
Album Review: Taking a journey through Los Angeles with Dan Croll’s ‘Grand Plan’
Dan Croll’s relocation to Los Angeles three years ago changed the tone and direction of his music in a beautiful way. The current result ... -
Album Review: Ghetto Kumbé’s colorful rhythms bring the beat on debut album
Try sitting still throughout Ghetto Kumbé’s self-titled debut album. It’s simply impossible. The trio hails from Colombia’s Caribbean coast and draws heavily from traditional ... -
Album Review: KIDS take a journey into proverbial space on ‘Lost Cities’
The best thing about indie rock is that it never needs to reinvent the wheel to be excellent. Florida group KIDS already has that ... -
Album Review: Will Wood’s ‘Normal Album’ pushes through absurdity to reach a broader message
The Normal Album is anything but normal. Instead, Will Wood’s latest LP is a genre-less collection of wacky tracks that will leave you confused ...
