Album Reviews

Aaron Neville Apache Reviewed By: Lauren Rosier Aaron Neville. A voice of an angel that’s known for singing classic love songs like “Don’t Know Much,” “Tell It Like It Is,” and “Everybody Plays The Fool.” Neville is an artist that has had a long career, and at 75, his voice still Read More

The Way Down Wanderers Self Titled Reviewed by: Julia Cirignano The Way Down Wanderers combines folk with boy-band appeal: a quintet with gorgeous vocals, instrumentals, some dreads and a whole bunch of youthful energy. The five band members originate from Peori Read More

Kel Valhaal New Introductory Lectures on the System of Transcendental Qabala Reviewed by: Max Miller I have to admit, when I first discovered that Kel Valhaal was the experimental electronic project of Liturgy guitarist/vocalist Hunter Hunt-Hendrix, I was giddy with excitement to Read More

Heliotropes Over There That Way Reviewed by: Geno Thackara What decade is this again? Is it 2016, 1989 or maybe 1961? Heliotropes’ second release can’t quite seem to make up its mind – which surprisingly turns out mostly to the good. They have a taste for Read More

Nathan Allebach Waste Reviewed by: Julia Cirignano Nathan Allebach has recently released his solo debut album titled Waste. Before this album, he released music with his band Former Belle, and with Rachel Moyer as a duo they called Nathan Earl and Rachel Joy. Allebach is known Read More

Maisy Kay Disguises Reviewed by: Tiffany Taylor Let me start off by saying that there were just not enough songs on this EP to quench the thirst that Maisy Kay left me with. Disguises, the debut EP from Kay, is an eclectic art piece showcasing lyrical movement and raw piano Read More