Album Reviews

Jessica Hernandez & the Deltas Demons Reviewed by: Stephen Krock     It is rare that when a reviewer is blessed with an ever so graciously short EP that he actually breathes a soft, sad sigh when that fifth and final track comes to an end. Jessica Hernandez & Read More

Ancient Sky All Get Out Reviewed by: Jason Sendaula     Brooklyn-based Ancient Sky takes you on a trip through time on their new album All Get Out. They come through with the type of psychedelic sound that has not been heard in far too long. As if transported from Read More

Scot Sax I’m in a Mood Reviewed by: Andi Bricklin     I feel like every time I turn around Scot Sax is handing me a silver disc with great tunes, but this time it was different.  This time the silver disc was sent to me via the U.S. Mail.  I wonder if there is some Read More

First Rate People Everest Reviewed by: Stephen Krock     Nothing like a band that is good and knows it. And First Rate People simply must know they’re good because a) look at their band name and b) they have ears. Drawing inspiration from pop, electronica, and Read More

Tennis Small Sound Reviewed by: Stephen Krock     Indie pop duo/spouses Alaina Moore and Patrick Riley, together known as Tennis, have returned with a third studio release: the EP, Small Sound. A fitting title for this charming little sampling of Tennis’ eclectic Read More

Heyward Howkins Be Frank, Furness Reviewed By: Lexi Bissonnette     Heyward  Howkins’ newest album Be Frank, Furness  encompasses a rich sound of folk music and all ten tracks have titles befitting of the genre. The songs range from upbeat to dark and moody. Read More