November 5, 2013

First Rate People Everest Reviewed by: Stephen Krock     Nothing like a band that is good and knows it. And First Rate People simply must know they’re good because a) look at their band name and b) they have ears. Drawing inspiration from pop, electronica, and Read More

Tennis Small Sound Reviewed by: Stephen Krock     Indie pop duo/spouses Alaina Moore and Patrick Riley, together known as Tennis, have returned with a third studio release: the EP, Small Sound. A fitting title for this charming little sampling of Tennis’ eclectic Read More

by Jaz Bowens Innocence is Kinky is definitely an album title that grabs your attention. Jenny Hval, the Norwegian musician, singer, author and composer behind the album, is no newcomer to making an audience stop and listen. With such a tantalizing title to go along with her Read More

Heyward Howkins Be Frank, Furness Reviewed By: Lexi Bissonnette     Heyward  Howkins’ newest album Be Frank, Furness  encompasses a rich sound of folk music and all ten tracks have titles befitting of the genre. The songs range from upbeat to dark and moody. Read More

Midlake Antiphon Reviewed By: Lexi Bissonnette     Midlake’s 4th album, Antiphon, is brought with a new lead singer, Eric Pulido. This album has a strong psychedelic rock feel with a little bit of indie folk rock. “Provider” was one of the stand out Read More

by Jaz Bowens The Green has been making rounds and producing amazing albums for years now. Currently with three albums under their belt (The Green, Ways and Means, and their most recent release Hawai’i ‘13), The Green has been on a roll collecting scores of dedicated fans. The Read More