Tucker Jameson Son of Superbia Reviewed By: Lexi Bissonnette     Tucker Jameson’s album Son of Superbia  is a little slice of perfection in the pop/rock genre. With an unmistakable rock sound, the auto- tune of the electric guitar is a nice feature in the Read More

Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros Reviewed by John Hyland     The psychedelic funk of the 1960s returns in Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros’ third studio album, conveniently titled, Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Read More

Aidan Knight Small Reveal Reviewed by: Stephen Krock     Canadian quartet Aidan Knight’s debut album, Small Reveal, is a bit sad. But to quote a very good episode of Doctor Who, “Sad is ‘happy’ for deep people.” If nothing else, Small Reveal is certainly deep. In its Read More

James Bay The Dark of Morning Reviewed By: Lexi Bissonnette     UK singer/songwriter James Bay releases his debut EP, The Dark of Morning. The five-track EP perfectly fits in with those in the alternative genre that came before him. With a beautiful combination of Read More

Mean Lady Love Now Reviewed by: Stephen Krock     Listening to Mean Lady’s Love Now is a lot like listening to an amazing new album for the first time. No wait. It’s exactly like that. Love Now is unlike anything I have ever heard before. In the first few minutes, I Read More

by Jessica Dooley My camera guy was late, the venue doors had opened at least an hour earlier than I expected and I wasn’t quite sure who the first band was that would be starting the Flyleaf-POD headlining show on this particular Sunday night at the TLA. When I finally Read More