Review: Red. by Mark Winters
The coronavirus has obviously hit everyone pretty hard, and solo alternative rocker Mark Winters is no exception. Mark, like many artists, was all ready to embark on a tour...
Review: Rock That City by Philip Morgan Lewis
Philip Morgan Lewis doesn't seem to be too bogged down by the lockdown situation, as apparent from his dance moves on his self-produced music clip for his latest single,...
Review: City Lights by MOST UNLIKELY
“City Lights,” a new single by Most Unlikely & Elle James, really drives, and Elle's vocals are naturally over-driven and gin-soaked, in the vein of Beth Hart and Janis...
Review: Reformatory School by 8 Inch Betsy
Named after a doll from the 1950s, 8 Inch Betsy's hardcore/punk is not just full of attitude; there's a lot of love in there as well. It was sad...
Review: High and Low and Back Again by Fendahlene
At first, I thought Fendahlene was a recently formed group, and that their album, Burnt Out, was a debut of sorts. Boy, was I wrong because these guys have...
Review: Dinah Might by Electric Peace
"Sometimes in the morning, when it's a good surf, I go out there, and I don't feel like it's a bad world." Kary Mullis We don't know much about Electric Peace,...