by Lexi Bissonnette Many bands get their start in college, play a few gigs and have fun while they’re learning and then go their separate ways. Few are lucky enough to find their way back to each other and hit the music scene. But Modern Colour, an eclectic band ready to Read More

Hiss Golden Messenger Bad Debt Reviewed by: Sebastian Mackay     “No Lord Is Free” but thank God my copy of this album was. I love folk rock and folk music; it has a long and rich history and because of that I automatically expect something that’ll stand up. A musician Read More

Eskimo Callboy We Are The Mess (Deluxe Edition) Reviewed by: Sebastian Mackay     Eskimo Callboy is the kind of name that’ll leave one very, very surprised. But when you hit play on that first track, “Cstrp”, you know they mean business and are here to rip your face Read More

Fox and the Bird Darkest Hours Reviewed by: Melissa Komar     The forty-three minute and twenty-eight second collection of thirteen songs offers up an impressive, yet sometimes melancholy, look into the human condition backed by hopeful harmonies and toe-tapping Read More

by Meaghan Paulosky Kid Felix never set out to play awesome music together, it just sort of happened. They officially formed in May 2011, but the union was a long time coming. Having known each other in high school, the Jersey-bred band of six had to endure a few failed ventures Read More

Painted Palms Forever Reviewed by: Melissa Komar     Forever, the first full-length album debut of Painted Palms, is categorized as electronic psych-pop, spans fourteen tracks and will leave listeners wondering if they are listening to music or if they’ve been Read More