Keller Williams’ KWahtro Sync Reviewed by: Geno Thackara Give him a lively backing band and Keller Williams will pull out some fun surprises. The jack-of-all-guitar-trades is taking his first jaunt with a new trio of good friends under the name KWahtro, a cooking-hot crew Read More

Keller Williams Raw Reviewed by: Geno Thackara Leave him alone with just one instrument and Keller Williams will pull out some fun surprises. He’s good at doing a lot with a little, as in the looping-and-layering solo performances he’s known for, but any of that Read More

Uniform Wake in Fright Reviewed by: Max Miller Michael Berdan is very angry. Very angry, indeed. On this, we can all agree. The frontman for NYC post-hardcore duo Uniform spends the vast majority of sophomore LP, Wake In Fright, screaming his head off, presumably in opposition to Read More

The Proper Ornaments Foxhole Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier If you’re a fan of simplistic guitar rock, the Proper Ornaments’ Foxhole is a record for you. The UK’s the Proper Ornaments is a the project of James Hoare and Max Oscarnold that began from a friendship and blossomed into a Read More

High Up Self-Titled Reviewed by: Ziggy Merritt Coming from Omaha, Nebraska, the Fink sisters haven’t always found the path forward to be so readily transparent. Christine Fink moved to Omaha a number of years ago to be closer to her sister Orenda, herself a practiced Read More

by Jane Roser I was sixteen when the 1988 cult classic film Young Guns came out, and ever since then I’ve had a thing for men who wear Henleys. Lauded by historians to be the most historically accurate film about nineteenth century outlaw Billy the Kid up to that date, Read More