Album Reviews

By Dan Williams Reverence for the blues masters who came before them is what informs the incredible new trio The Blues Reincarnation Project. Currently based in Newark Delaware, the band is totally immersed in blues legends like Stevie Ray Vaughan, Buddy Guy and BB King.  The Read More

By Lauren Rosier With our great nation subjected to such insanity, an endless number of musicians have used their craft to speak out about the dangerous hatred – among other things – that has, again, taken center stage. New York-based, Cleveland-born Read More

By Lauren Rosier In 2013, progressive rock/post-hardcore band, Citizen, readied their debut album, Youth (recorded with Studio4 producer, Will Yip). Two albums later, the Toledo, OH-based five-piece are welcoming their third full-length, As You Please (Run For Cover Records). I Read More

Wolf Alice Visions of a Life Reviewed by Lauren Rosier Wolf Alice’s last release, 2015’s My Love Is Cool, was met with critical acclaim and was one of the best indie records of that year. Before My Love, Wolf Alice was a folk band. Three extended plays later, they made the genre Read More

Queens of the Stone Age Villains            Reviewed by Ashley Paskill American rock band released their seventh album, Villains, last month which was produced by Mark Ronson (Bruno Mars, Adele, Lady Gaga)  and Mark Rankin (The Hoosiers, Gun).  While some long-time fans may Read More

Lenore. Lenore. Reviewed by Lauren Rosier The band’s journey has been nothing short of serendipitous. After both experienced rock bottom, Rebecca Marie Miller (destitution in LA) and Joy Pearson (divorce), they turned to songwriting to make sense of it all. The two Read More