Garrett Pierce Dusk   Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier Previous releases from singer/songwriter, Garrett Pierce, were focused on a specific time place, but the latest LP titled Dusk (Crossbill Records) is filled with tales that span a lifetime. On Dusk, his dramatic lyrics are Read More

Dutch Uncles Big Balloon Reviewed by: Geno Thackara Despite the fittingly odd name, this group sounds as quintessentially British as only a bunch of blokes from Manchester can be. The phrase “Dutch uncle” is apparently a common expression (maybe better known in Read More

Molly Burch Please Be Mine Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier The heartwarming vibe of indie pop shines again on the debut release from indie songstress, Molly Burch, titled Please Be Mine (Captured Tracks). The Brooklyn-based label has this way of finding great talent and Molly Burch is Read More

Tall Tall Trees Freedays Reviewed by: Tiffany Taylor Tall Tall Trees is the latest project of Mike Savino (who plays banjo in Kishi Bashi’s band). Savino’s full length, innovative album Freedays, is the product of a relocation to Northern Georgia where he took Read More

by Geno Thackara It all started with an epiphany. One night in the middle of a mid-’90s Glastonbury festival, elevated by great music and some batch of mind-altering substances, Raja Ram had become perfectly happy and in touch with the universe. At some point somebody asked Read More

by Bryan Culver The mood inside the Boot & Saddle was profound. Blurbs of conversation broke up the otherwise silent room, as eyes were focused on the dark-red lit stage—Suuns, gloomy noise-rock auteurs hailing from Montreal, were preparing their instruments for their next Read More