Tag: Reviews

The renowned global singer takes on a classic Harry Chapin track in his signature, warmly introspective style. For those who aren't familiar with the country...

The renowned US singer-songwriter returns with a rich collection of delicately haunting tracks that are sure to enchant listeners, young and old. The success...

On Childish Things, Erich Russek and Poets in Heat take stories that live in the collective childhood imagination and reframe them as unsettling allegories...

The UK-based pop trio's fourth album is a groovy ride through the group's sophisticated and genre-crossing sound. Rien de Faire, a trio of musicians...

David Fingret’s You’ll Always Be a Human to Me is a sprawling debut that pulls from progressive, psychedelic, and space rock influences while weaving...

Drawn from the pen of Rabindranath Tagore, Nobel Laureate in Literature (1913) and one of history’s most profound poet-composers, “Tumi Robe Nirobe” (“You Remain...

Matt DeAngelis, a singer-songwriter from Southern New Jersey, crafts music with heart, vulnerability, and intention, and his latest track, "I'm Just the Keyboard Player,"...

“Liar,” the latest single from Not Another Playne Jayne, wastes absolutely no time dragging you into its gritty, hard-hitting atmosphere. From the very first...

Upbeat alternative that feels like a walk under the sun; Ehson Hashemian is a singer‑songwriter and multi‑instrumentalist from Southern California whose music not only blends...

Ghost Carnival’s album Saudi Shakes is a hypnotic blend of roots-folk storytelling and atmospheric world music, anchored by the evocative voice and Spanish guitar...