Album Reviews

Written by Eric Sperrazza The ’90s saw a staunch shift from the venerable, endless party music that was reflecting, prior.  New jack swing was being replaced by the honesty and brutality of gangster rap. Hair bands were pushed to the side (Aqua Net, and all.) for the sounds Read More

Written by Eric Sperrazza There is something uniquely American about outlaw country. Country music, as a style, can be imitated but there is a spirit about outlaw country that can never be duplicated from any band without living the American experience. Johnny Cash, Waylon Read More

Written by Lauren Rosier The Atlanta-based health and fitness trio, 3D The Boss, announce the release of their debut, full-length album, Push It, available to stream now on DSPs everywhere. Stylistically, on their debut album, these three musicians are able to take elements of Read More

Written by Lauren Rosier The German Desktop Doom artist, K4LT (spoken pronunciation: ‘kalt’; German for ‘cold’), has created a collection of five atmospheric tracks that span genres from ambient electronica, post-rock, to alternative, Doom-metal, and Read More

Written by Lauren Rosier Dead Coyote‘s Apparitionata is unlike any other full-length album or EP I’ve heard before. Have you ever heard of “goth dance?” Maybe “spooky disco?” They could both used to describe the sounds of Dead Coyote and the Read More

Written by Maria Arroyo The alternative rock band, Sir Sly, shares their deeply personal third album, The Rise and Fall Of Loverboy, via Interscope Records. These songs are from the perspective of Sir Sly’s frontman, Landon Jacobs where he dives into a period of “intense Read More