Album Reviews
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Kimberly Morgan York – Found Yourself A Lady
Singer/songwriter Kimberly Morgan York along with her backing band The Everlovin’ Band bring a multitude of emotions to the country-centric masterpiece Found Yourself A Lady. At...
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Elizabeth Sombart – Singing The Nocturnes
Throughout her impressive career, pianist Elizabeth Sombart has made it clear that she’s quite the authority on classical piano theory, especially with regards to the...
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BD Gottfried – Onion Doves
Concept albums are almost everywhere at the moment, from pop to hip-hop and back to rock n’ roll, and while I think it can be...
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Kevin Durr – Sanctuary
Kevin Durr has hit his songwriting stride in the fantastic new collection, Sanctuary. Consistent and melodious in nature, Durr can also plug-in the amp and really...
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Wave 21 – Brace Yourself
With the seductive throb of an R&B slow jam, a countrified melody starts to form on the back of a lead vocal that will soon...
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Billy Jeter – Shine Eye Landing
Billy Jeter’s new full length album, “Shine Eye Landing” is basically a love letter to American Folk and the Delta Blues. All of the tracks...
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Bobby Dove – Hopeless Romantic
In many ways, the Canadian underground has struggled to keep up with its American counterpart in the past few years, but this hasn’t stopped tenacious...
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Drum Dynasty – Time Machine
Ambient rock, progressive and instrumental rock meet head on with Drum Dynasty’s third album release – Time Machine, and not having heard their first two...
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Twin Flames – Omen
With the core of its emotionality shaped not only by lyrics but through the very delivery of the vocal harmony, Twin Flames’ “Battlefields” is definitely...
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Paul Mark & The Van Dorens – Gravity
The tradition of piano-clad singer/songwriters and all of the raw, unvarnished showmanship that comes with the role is an iconic and respectable one, and for...
