Lonnie Holley Keeping A Record Of It Reviewed by: Stephen Krock     Lonnie Holley’s newest LP launches off with the intriguingly contrast-ridden ‘Six Space Shuttles and 144,000 Elephants.” With an ethereal, tropical, semi-electronic backing, Holley howls like a desert Read More

The Julie Ruin Run Fast Reviewed by: Stephen Krock     “I’m gonna yell it out / I’m gonna scream it out,” Kathleen Hanna, leading lady of The Julie Ruin, proclaims on one of the many awesome tracks to the band’s debut album, Run Fast. And you’ll want to do just that as Read More

by Jane Roser Modern day Renaissance men are few and far between these days. Most artists excel in one or two fields, three if you’re Justin Timberlake or James Franco. But Jason Charles Miller excels in so many areas that he truly deserves the title shared by all around Read More

My Ticket Home Strangers Only Reviewed by: Lexi Bissonnette     A few decades back the in thing with music was for artists to scream their lungs out on top of awesome tracks. My Ticket Home is a band who takes up this genre on their album, Strangers Only.  The genre is Read More

Celestial Shore 10x Reviewed by: Jane Roser     10x is the debut full length album by Brooklyn based ‘art-rock’ band Celestial Shore and one can only hope there will not be a follow-up, as I can only be tortured for so long. Released by the Hometapes/Local Read More

Nedelle Torrisi Self-Titled Reviewed by: Jane Roser   Nedelle Torrisi has many monikers: Paradise, Nedelle…her self-titled, self-released solo album is her first where she uses her entire name. Made in collaboration with Kenny Gilmore and featuring Dev Hynes, Nite Read More