Album Reviews

Amanda Anne Platt & The Honeycutters Self-Titled Reviewed by: Jane Roser The name may have been tweaked a bit, but nothing else about this enchanting country roots band from Asheville, NC has changed. They still have the same line-up- Platt (vocals, guitar), Matt Smith (pedal Read More

Gov’t Mule Revolution Come… Revolution Go Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier There’s no doubt that Gov’t Mule is an iconic American band and Warren Haynes is one of the best guitarists of today’s overall music scene. On Revolution Come… Revolution Go (Fantasy Records), Gov’t Mule Read More

The Nightmare Police Losing the Light Reviewed by: Geno Thackara Just looking at the Nightmare Police before hearing a note, you’d probably expect something punk. They look like a group of Angry Young Men with hardcore attitudes and the tattoos to prove it. And, well, Read More

Dave Depper Emotional Freedom Technique Reviewed by: Ziggy Merritt A Portland native, multi-instrumentalist Dave Depper has had a storied career extending from collaborations with Sleater-Kinney’s own Corin Tucker to his recent gig as the new guitarist for Death Cab for Cutie. Read More

Cigarettes After Sex Self-titled Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier In 2012, ambient pop four-piece, Cigarettes After Sex, released their first EP, I. Over the last few years the gossip around that EP has increased and has helped them move into a new place in their career. Founder of the Read More

Head North The Last Living Man Alive Ever In The History of the World On the heels of 2014’s Bloodlines EP, Buffalo, NY natives, Head North, return with a debut LP that is making waves in the indie rock world and amongst digital music outlets. The Last Living Man Alive Ever In Read More