Penny & Sparrow Let a Lover Drown You Reviewed by: Geno Thackara Penny and Sparrow strikes me as a duo you have to be in the right frame of mind for. It’s not just a matter of mood, although that’s part of it – their latest offering Let a Lover Drown You is Read More

Holy Wave Freaks of Nurture Reviewed by: Ziggy Merritt As I’ve begun to settle into the Winter That Never Was I’ve come to appreciate the whirlpool of worthy lo-fi recordings that have overtaken my ears in the past few weeks. After all when it comes to the delicious match-up of Read More

Into It. Over It. Standards Reviewed by: Matt Kelchner On Standards, Evan Weiss’ third “official” release for his primary musical outlet, Into It. Over It., the back story alone is enough to write lengthy articles. The journey begins with the “locked up in a cabin” approach with Read More

Emmy The Great Second Love Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier London-based singer/songwriter Emma-Lee Moss, known as her stage name, Emmy The Great, is back with third full-length LP, Second Love, an emotionally charged record that speaks to the heart. It’s been almost five years since Read More

by Adelie Salagnac “It’s about balance between the spirit realm–the realm of interconnectedness and magic, and the human realm–the realm of everyday stuff like doing the dishes, the on-the-ground realm. The moon is floating in space, it’s above everything and Read More

by Adelie Salagnac Ceramic Animal – such a poetic and idyllic name for an equally talented band. If you’re a daydreamer like me, Ceramic Animal’s genre can evoke and remind you a lot of things: a chilly spring afternoon, petals and leaves floating around you; a few hours spent in Read More