The Jezabels The Brink Reviewed by: Stephen Krock   It’s no wonder that The Jezabels’ producers credits include the likes of Radiohead and Lana Del Rey. Indeed, this Australian rock quartet melds the raw alt-pop fizzle of the former while led graciously by Read More

We Are The In Crowd Weird Kids Reviewed by: Sebastian Mackay   You can’t fault We Are The In Crowd. The level of passion, the emotion, the songwriting. They’re from a small town and with their debut album they began a steady climb to the top. Weird Kids is a quantum leap Read More

Lost in the Trees Past Life Reviewed by: Sebastian Mackay   This album is a cacophony of beautiful sound. The first few seconds are decidedly odd but as the album progresses and moves through the tracks it becomes part of the album. The vocals are soft and melodic and Read More

The Feeling Boy Cried Wolf Reviewed by: Melissa Komar   The Feeling’s fourth full-length album, Boy Cried Wolf, is a worthwhile contribution to today’s pop-rock electronic genre.  Eleven tracks of solid guitar riffs, balanced percussion, and straight-forward lyrics, Boy Read More

Lake Street Dive Bad Self Portraits Reviewed by: Sebastian Mackay   At times, slow and meandering and at others, lively and energetic. Bad Self Portraits is a dynamic album. It’s a lot of fun to listen to and makes me think of fireplaces, bear skin rugs and whiskey. Each of Read More

Mary Scholz The Girl You Thought You Knew Reviewed by: Jane Roser   Pennsylvania born, LA based singer/songwriter Mary Scholz is releasing her first full length album today and it’s a gem. Scholz has been compared to the likes of legendary songbird Carole King and Read More