by Lauren Rosier Of Montreal has been a staple within the indie rock scene for several years now and is now taking the scene by storm with the release of the band’s 13th studio album, Aureate Gloom (released 3/3). They are considered to be one of the most unique bands of their Read More

by Dan Williams They’re as comfortable as your favorite old jeans. Asleep at the Wheel is in their forty-fourth year and still bringing trademark Texas Swing to folks around the world. Philadelphia native and band founder Ray Benson started the band along with Lucky Oceans in Read More

The Last Bison Dorado Reviewed by: Andi Bricklin     Dorado is the 4-song follow up EP to the band’s full-length album release last year titled VA. It’s almost a tease that there are only four songs for which to get a Last Bison fix, but maybe that’s their plan; to keep Read More

by Mely Duong Matt Santry is a pop, rock singer songwriter hailing from Philadelphia and was formerly a social worker. He often played music for autistic children, combining his love for social work with his love for music, the life long process of creating. On an inspirational Read More

Fort Defiance Worry Has No Home Reviewed by: Jane Roser   I’m a sucker for story songs. They hook you from the beginning and touch you on an emotional level, whether their theme is murder, mayhem, despair, broken hearts, lost loves or wild adventure. Nashville based Read More

Lady Lamb After Reviewed by: Brian Roser     The first song on this album is something I would classify as folk rock. Not in the sense that it is folksy rock and roll, but parts are straight folk and then parts are hard rock. Basically it sounds like Arlo Guthrie and Read More