Album Reviews

Dear Boy Parts of a Flower Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier The sophomore EP from indie rock four-piece, Dear Boy, is out today, and it’s a must listen. Parts of a Flower is a four-song set of solid indie rock, ‘90s alternative, and British pop rock blended together in a glorious Read More

Gov’t Mule The Tel-Star Sessions Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier While on the road with the Allman Brothers Band, vocalist/guitarist Warren Haynes and bassist Allen Woody developed a fast friendship, recruited drummer Matt Abts, and began playing together as the Dickey Betts Read More

Kllo Well Worn By: Julia Cirignano Lay out in a white leather couch in the back of a club and enter the world of Kllo; an electro pop duo consisting of cousins Simon Lam and Chloe Kaul. Well Worn is five hazy songs that guide Kllo’s listeners into their chillaxed world full of Read More

Chelle Rose Blue Ridge Blood Reviewed by: Julia Cirignano Chelle Rose’s newest album Blue Ridge Blood will be playing on repeat in my car this summer, and let you tell you why. Her voice is a mixture of pure frustration, female sass, and strength. Especially during her so Read More

A Prayer Danielia Cotton Reviewed by: Asher Wolf Tolkien unwittingly presaged the current music industry. Most musicians struggle to subsist, but a lucky few come within the grasp of commercial prosperity. In a Sméagol-like twist of fate, however, the achievement of such Read More

Blesst Chest Wish We Were There Reviewed by: Max Miller For all the effort that must go into making the millions of stock footage clips available for purchase across the internet, theirs is a medium meant to be ignored. Stock footage exists to fill space — probably no more than Read More