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Saint Blasphemer – Simon Templar
Saint Blasphemer’s first release Simon Templar isn’t for the faint of heart. This powerful hard rock/metal band’s debut five song EP is an intense ride...
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Kathy Muir – Second Life
There are journeys and destinations alike on Kathy Muir’s third album Second Life. Some songs are certainly looks back in melancholy, but a number of...
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Angie and The Deserters – You
The third recording from Southern California based Angie and the Deserters, You, follows up magnificently on their latest release Blood Like Wine and manifests quite...
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Stefanie Keys – Open Road
The third full length album from Stefanie Keys, Open Road, is her most fully realized effort yet. Keys is not merely a remarkable singer; her...
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Josh Birdsong – Simple Geometry
The release of Josh Birdsong’s debut recording effort, a five song EP entitled Simple Geometry, introduces a singer/songwriter/guitarist so idiosyncratic that it’s superficially hard to...
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One Track Minds – She
Norwegian psych-rock band One Track Minds released its debut album, A Price To Be Paid, earlier this month on the newly-minted record label Brygga Records....
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Alex Di Leo – So We Go
Fort Lauderdale’s Alex Di Leo is a veteran performer, singer, and songwriter who has logged time with popular South Florida band Wyld Fly before their...
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The Good For Nothin’ Band – Maniac World
Musical styles have an unique way of lingering in our collective popular conscious long after their mainstream sell-by date expires. Few forms embody this idea...
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Happy Lives – Give Up With
Los Angeles-residing singer/producer Mike Lande grew up in Boston and spent a decade in Brookyn drumming in various bands in the punk genre, but he’s...
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Michael Immaculate – Right Of Passage
I recently was sent Right Of Passage, the debut album from Michael Immaculate. I have to admit I was somewhat skeptical I would enjoy it...
