Album Reviews

Stephen Kellogg Blunderstone Rookery Reviewed by Stephen Krock     Listening to Stephen Kellogg’s newest solo effort, Blunderstone Rookery, one can practically hear the panties dropping and see the bras being thrown to the stage. His voice goes down smooth like an Read More

Heliotropes A Constant Sea Reviewed by Stephen Krock     Heliotropes are a handful of paradoxes. They at once sound nostalgic and retro, while still being fresh and new. Vocalists Jessica Numsuwankijkul and Amber Myers wail like banshees, yet still maintain that cool Read More

The Mantles Long Enough to Leave Reviewed by Jane Roser     I confess, I went through a hippie stage in the early 1990’s. I wore bell bottoms, burned patchouli incense and followed the Grateful Dead (yes- when Jerry Garcia, bless his soul, was still alive). The Read More

3Oh!3 Omens Reviewed by: Lexi Bissonnette     The boys of 3Oh!3 were clever in naming their band after their Colorado zip code, and the cleverness continued to spill over into their fourth album release, Omens. Omens is the first release from Sean Foreman and Nathaniel Read More

Stripmall Architecture Suburban Reverb Reviewed by: Lexi Bissonnette     Husband and wife duo Rebecca and Ryan Coseboom are back with their third album, Suburban Reverb. This album from the electronic producing couple uses many intense and eerie sounds at the beginnings Read More

Hanson Anthem Reviewed by: Lexi Bisonnette       The brother are back with their newest album, Anthem, which continues to deliver the same upbeat and good natured sound as their previous works. Fans of the pop band have nothing to let them down with as brothers Read More