Album Reviews

Mozes And The Firstborn Self-Titled Reviewed by: Adam McGrath   The Dutch band with the biblical name follows up its 2013 I Got Skills EP with a proper full-length release. This self-titled album (Burger Records) is lovely garage pop which demonstrates a variety of related Read More

John the Conqueror The Good Life Reviewed by: Adam McGrath   Philly-based blues-rock trio John the Conqueror proves there is a story behind every legend on sophomore album The Good Life (Alive Naturalsound Records). Singer/guitarist Pierre Moore, drummer Michael Gardner, and Read More

Levi Lowrey Self-Titled Reviewed by: Jane Roser   Levi Lowrey’s sophomore album, released today through Zac Brown’s Southern Ground Artists, is nothing short of what I can only describe as what legends are made of. Lowrey comes from a long line of musical Read More

Katie Frank and the Pheromones Counting Your Curses Reviewed by: Andi Bricklin   The buzz has been building around Katie Frank & the Pheromones, and this Friday they’re celebrating the release of their first full length LP, Counting your Curses. Recorded and mixed at Read More

The Jezabels The Brink Reviewed by: Stephen Krock   It’s no wonder that The Jezabels’ producers credits include the likes of Radiohead and Lana Del Rey. Indeed, this Australian rock quartet melds the raw alt-pop fizzle of the former while led graciously by Read More

We Are The In Crowd Weird Kids Reviewed by: Sebastian Mackay   You can’t fault We Are The In Crowd. The level of passion, the emotion, the songwriting. They’re from a small town and with their debut album they began a steady climb to the top. Weird Kids is a quantum leap Read More