Reviews
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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 ... -
Album Review: Lamb of God returns with commanding self-titled record
Despite not releasing music in the last five years, Lamb of God has remained heavily active in the metal scene, touring extensively around the ... -
Album Review: Nik Bruzzese explores vulnerability and loss on Casa Loma debut
Listeners may arrive at Casa Loma with the expectation that Nik Bruzzese’s solo endeavor will be an extension of Man Overboard and come away ... -
Artist Spotlight: Arrested Youth makes history with first ever fan-made album
Ian Johnson, the mastermind behind alt-rock project Arrested Youth, loves his fans so much that he created an entire EP co-written by them. Over ... -
Album Review: Palaye Royale are ‘The Bastards’ you’ll be rooting for on biting new record
Palaye Royale are back with their third album, The Bastards, to be released on May 29. The self-described “fashion-art” rock band has delivered a ... -
Album Review: The Wrecks’ debut album perfectly captures their whirlwind journey
After years of anticipation, The Wrecks unveiled their debut album on May 1. Infinitely Ordinary is anything but ordinary and will fulfill all the ...
