Album Reviews

Mark Mallman The End is Not the End Reviewed by: Ziggy Merritt “I’m desperate to feel something, to feel something real, something real, something”, belts Mark Mallman, the inspiring Midwest rocker with a known penchant for staging live marathon sessions of his music with one of Read More

The Roomsounds Elm St. Reviewed By: Lauren Rosier Classic roots rock ‘n roll doesn’t get enough recognition in today’s mainstream music scene, but The Roomsounds aim to bring back the genre on their sophomore record, Elm St. The opening song is the album’s title track and Read More

The Range Potential Reviewed by: Max Miller “Right now,” says a male voice in a thick British accent, “I don’t have a backup plan for if I don’t make it.” “But even if—,” the voice continues, before a pause, the following words either never uttered or purposely cut from the Read More

Dave Cobb Southern Family Reviewed by: Jane Roser Two-time Grammy Award-winning producer Dave Cobb just has a knack for turning everything he touches into gold. He has produced records for some of the most critically acclaimed artists over the past few years, including releases Read More

HÆLOS Full Circle Reviewed by: Tiffany Taylor HÆLOS, a beautiful and cryptic London trio, has decided to unveil their debut album Full Circle. An album full of feelings that shadow darkness and gray clouds over hypnotic music. They channel the inner beauty of sadness and radiate Read More

James Girl at the End of the World Reviewed by: Geno Thackara Popular trends come and go, but James cares about them as much as the real world cares about celebrity gossip. The band has a long colorful history – the name alone reminds you they were around before Internet Read More