Album Reviews

Matt Bauer Dream’s End Reviewed by: Fareeha Naim As the name implies, Dream’s End is riddled with imagination, whispers, and dreamscapes. Raw and intimate, Bauer’s voice mingles with fantastical melodies that intertwine for an atmospheric experience. Haunting yet inviting, Read More

Slow Hands I’ll Find Me Reviewed by: Ziggy Merritt Something I like to impress in my reviews is the value of splitting up your best material throughout the length of the album so that some of the weaker tracks have a chance to shine through by virtue of their placement. Read More

Jamie Woon Making Time Reviewed by: Brianna Redding British singer-songwriter Jamie Woon releases his second studio album, Making Time, today. Woon, who also produces his own music, released his critically-acclaimed debut, Mirrorwriting, in 2011, and has collaborated with some Read More

Cas Haley More Music, More Family Reviewed by: Fareeha Naim If you’re looking for a relaxing break from the daily grind, look no further than Cas Haley’s new album More Music, More Family. This roots-reggae singer/songwriter is pumping out smooth, soulful music that transports Read More

The Unspeakable Practices Reviewed by: Max Miller Although they disbanded in 2012 following the death of founder Kathi Kamen, the Rock Bottom Remainders gained notoriety for featuring a revolving lineup of famed authors including Stephen King, Amy Tan and Barbara Kingsolver. The Read More

Foxing Dealer Reviewed by: Matt Kelchner With all breakout debut albums comes the pressure and stress of matching that greatness on the sophomore follow up. Such is the same for St. Louis quintet Foxing. Their 2013 album, The Albatross, took the band on a lengthy whirlwind of a Read More