Album Reviews

Sultans of String Subcontinental Drift Reviewed by: Fareeha Naim With Sultans of String’s newest release, Subcontinental Drift, they bring East-meets-West vibes along with Anwar Khurshid on sitar. No strangers to combining genres and regional musical styles, this five-piece band Read More

Matt Kivel Janus Reviewed by: Adelie Salagnac Los Angeles singer, songwriter and guitarist Matt Kivel has been part of the music industry for a long while, being part of various rock bands, including Princeton and Gap Dream during the ‘00s. It is not until 2013, with debut album Read More

The London Suede Night Thoughts Reviewed by: Fareeha Naim The London Suede is no stranger to the music world, and their seventh studio album Night Thoughts is further proof of their artistry and experience. Having formed in London in 1989, these guys keep proving they’re ahead of Read More

September Stories Unopened Letter Reviewed by: Tiffany Taylor After signing to InVogue Records, September Stories is releasing their first EP Unopened Letter. Within the first 30 seconds prepare to be completely captivated. This Ohio based two-piece, Andrew Baughman and Michael Read More

Secret Stuff This Is Fine Reviewed by: Tiffany Taylor Say hello and a good welcome to Secret Stuff: the indie rock/emo trio who is finally debuting their 5-song EP This Is Fine with Spartan Records. The band completed this EP in the midst of a college course load, relationship Read More

Harriet American Appetite Reviewed by: Adelie Salagnac Formed in 2011 when songwriter and keyboard player Alex Casnoff decided to leave Dawes and Papa, Harriet is a four-piece band from the City of Angels. Releasing its first promising EP, Tell The Right Story, in 2012, and at Read More