Local Review: Desert Camo – Desert Camo

Local Review: Desert Camo – Desert Camo
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The prolific producer Heather Grey and the masterful lyricist Oliver the 2nd have come together to create Desert Camo–both the hip-hop duo and the debut album. … read more

Local Review: Bad Luck Brigade – SOMETHING’S AT MY NECK

Local Review: Bad Luck Brigade – SOMETHING’S AT MY NECK
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Coming out on Friday the 13th of September, SOMETHING AT MY NECK promises all the fate in the world. … read more

Local Review: Zodiac Killer – Bonded by Morbid Brutality

Local Review: Zodiac Killer – Bonded by Morbid Brutality
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All in all, Bonded By Morbid Brutality stands up to, and even higher than, Zodiac Killer’s other releases. … read more

Local Review: Gary Dranow and The Manic Emotions – Never Give Up

Local Review: Gary Dranow and The Manic Emotions – Never...
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Gary Dranow’s Never Give Up is an album… that’s it. Trust me, I really wanted this to be more engaging than your run-of-the-mill Americana album. … read more

Review: Hobo Johnson – FLOOD THE EARTH AGAIN/JANSPORT

Review: Hobo Johnson – FLOOD THE EARTH AGAIN/JANSPORT
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Hobo Johnson reflects on his loss, all the while managing to throw out other wild-card topics such as the effects of capitalism. … read more

Review: ZAYN – ROOM UNDER THE STAIRS

Review: ZAYN – ROOM UNDER THE STAIRS
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He still has that magic music factor of being an intuitive writer and musician. Getting out of his head, through music, is clearly therapy for the artist. … read more

Review:  Mdou Moctar – Funeral For Justice

Review: Mdou Moctar – Funeral For Justice
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Mdou Moctar is part of a modern recreation of the Assouf genre that embraces many more elements of American classic rock. … read more

Review: Taylor Swift – The Tortured Poets Department

Review: Taylor Swift – The Tortured Poets Department
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The collection of songs, the messiness, the moments where it hits and the moments where it doesn’t, it’s all for the most tortured poet of all: Taylor Swift. … read more

Review: Maggie Rogers – Don’t Forget Me

Review: Maggie Rogers – Don’t Forget Me
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Even though Maggie Rogers was discovered by artist Pharell in 2016 at New York University in 2016, in her 8 years since in the music industry: she’s made a name for herself. … read more

Review: Castle Rat – Into the Realm

Review: Castle Rat – Into the Realm
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Dark forces, brutal battle tactics, the patina of grimey dread and fierce snarls—all were possible for this quartet’s viscous sludge of rocking calamity. … read more