Quilt Held in Splendor Reviewed by: Melissa Komar     A sometimes run-away train conglomeration of thirteen folksy, psychedelic rock songs, Quilt’s second full-length album, Held in Splendor, is pieced together wonderfully with soaring guitar solos, the trio’s Read More

Sleepy Sun Maui Tears Reviewed by: Sebastian Mackay     There are some changes in the tempo in this album that are a little like change in a summer wind, it happens but it’s not something you care about. We’ve a pretty solid 40 minutes of microphone mumbling nonsense Read More

The Districts Self-Titled Reviewed by: Sebastian Mackay     This EP is a statement. It’s a statement that what ever comes next from The Districts is going to be fantastic. There are no two ways about it. The EP offers up a balanced vintage and folk feel that may even Read More

Morgan Delt Self-Titled Reviewed by: Elizabeth Wagner     Morgan Delt just released his first LP and man, is it full of soul. These eleven psychedelic tracks show the style that many artists in the California area have been trying to master for decades. At first listen, Read More

Drowners Self-Titled Reviewed by: Melissa Komar     Drowners, the self-titled debut album of the band Drowners serves up a quick shot of twelve tracks that will leave you appreciative of the attempt to revive the success of poppy punk songs with twangy guitar riffs and Read More

Dum Dum Girls Too True Reviewed by: Stephen Krock     I’m not sure if it is a result of these hard economic times, but out of it’s wreckage, a phoenix has risen in the form of the most economic band I’ve ever heard. The Dum Dum Girls, led by the appropriately Read More