A Yearning Paean to Hope and Extinction – “The Birmingham Poets” by Matthew Edwards & the Unfortunates
Oh, the questions, those pesky unanswerables. Stepping over the giantest of elephants that lies sleeping in...
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Darkly Captivating – The Lush Dystopianism of Slighter’s “Automata”
If indeed we have radars, this guy Colin Cameron, doing deeply moody business under the Slighter... -
An Unholy Tension – Clay Rendering’s Breathtaking and Dark “California Black Vows”
There are those bands that live, tantalizingly, in a netherworld. moving like heat mirages across a... -
Americana Outfit Earnhardt Release Eponymous Album
Americana rock outfit Earnhardt is set to release their debut eponymous album. This collection is comprised... -
A Riot of Elegant Tensions – Darkswoon’s Accomplished Debut “Bind”
Sometimes from the subtlest sounds come the profoundest voices. Think Robert Wyatt, Young Marble Giants, think... -
The Sure Voice Sounding Inside A Complicated Darkness – “Fierce” by Hante.
Sometimes it just happens. Regardless how much you’ve anticipated an upcoming release making a strongly favorable... -
Drifting With Force Through a Rocking Cinematic Fantasyland – Lester Square’s Marvelous “Chautauqua”
Should one be fortunate – if it be indeed considered so – to begin reaching a... -
Snapping With A Soulful Authority – “Inside Out,” Bernard Fowler’s Stunning Re-imagining of the Rolling Stones
Art’s a funny business. This is true from an almost infinite amount of angles. With the... -
That Twin Inside Her – Band of Susans guitarist Karen Haglof’s Third Solo Album “Tobiano”
An artistic impulse put on hold too often proves to be the emotional equivalent of a... -
Comfort and Challenge from a New Jersey Dream Team of a Band: “Sparks Like Little Stars” by The Campfire Flies
Y’know, we all know them. People made of music. Individuals who, it would seem, have bloodstreams...