Reviews

Monograms Silencer Reviewed by: Ziggy Merritt I hold my breath whenever a band tries to invoke the genre of new wave to give some readily definable quality to their sound. Generally I think the term lived and died in the ’80s, but I live to be proved wrong in that regard. Read More

Jadea Kelly Love & Lust Reviewed by: Jane Roser It’s true what they say about heartbreak- that immense pain tends to create the most beautiful art. Canadian singer-songwriter Jadea Kelly fled her native Canada for Nashville after discovering that her boyfriend had been Read More

Tara Jane O’Neil Reviewed by: Max Miller Tara Jane O’Neil isn’t exactly a household name, even in indie rock circles, where the uplifting of obscure artists is undertaken with the seriousness of old dudes at country clubs playing golf. Her old band Rodan is sometimes exalted by Read More

by Lauren Rosier Over 200 artists took over downtown Lancaster during the ninth annual Launch Music Conference and Festival this past weekend. The event was held over a three-day period with music to enjoy for everyone- from country to electropop to a Star Wars heavy metal Read More

So Many Wizards Heavy Vision Reviewed by: Max Miller So Many Wizards. The name evokes the doom-dirge deserts and billowing bong-smoke riffs of bands like Sleep, Conan and, well, Electric Wizard. As it stands, though, Los Angeles-based four-piece So Many Wizards offer up some Read More

Cary Morin Cradle To The Grave Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier The talent of roots-based singer/fingerstyle guitarist, Cary Morin, is evident on his latest record, Cradle To The Grave. This record completes his three-album acoustic project and brings together some the greatest music Read More