Reviews

Stove Is Stupider Reviewed by: Max Miller The first track on Is Stupider, the debut LP from Stove, opens with a sudden burst of electric and acoustic guitars and Steve Hartlett’s strained voice shouting, “Don’t know who I am, so I act like who I’m with.” The song, “Stupider,” is Read More

Shovels & Rope Busted Jukebox, Vol. 1 Reviewed by: Jane Roser “Taa daa! Surprise, ladies and gentlemen! We made you something! It is a collection of others peoples really good songs as we have interpreted them, featuring collaborations with some of our favorite artists! Read More

Martin Crane Physical Therapy Reviewed by: Carlos Esqueda Brazos lead guitarist Martin Crane has ventured onto his solo career with his debut album Physical Therapy. The album, just as its title suggests, is a blend of indie rock, 80s pop and tech, with a hint of jazz, meant to Read More

Broken Gold Turning Blue Reviewed by: Geno Thackara Returning with their newest EP after some time in limbo, Broken Gold starts out with a punky blast of noise and Ian MacDougall singing like he could be ready to bite someone’s head off. In another minute you realize Read More

Kalin and Myles Self-Titled Reviewed by: Carlos Esqueda Kalin and Myles helped us chase dreams with their debut album back in 2011. Today the pop/hip-hop duo is back at it with their first full length album four years in the making. Kalin White and Myles Parrish have grown Read More

by Matt Kelchner Back in March English singer/songwriter and rocker James Bay unleashed his debut full length album, Chaos and the Calm, to the masses. After a handful of strong EPs and a few key openings slots on tours, like with Taylor Swift and Hozier, Bay has quickly Read More