Joshua Worden: Into Fog Alana Pedalino October 7, 2014 Albums 1 Proudly Atlanta-based is Joshua Worden, an indie/electronic artist and producer who takes being a solo act very seriously. On top of writing and arranging his own music, Worden also records all of his track...
Familiar Looking Strangers: Familiar Looking Strangers Emanuele Calianno October 7, 2014 Albums British rock quintet Familiar Looking Strangers seem to be keenly aware of the musical shadow cast by their hometown of Liverpool, and with the exception of one band member’s questionable haircut, they are ...
The Last Bison: VA Priscilla Cordero October 7, 2014 Albums Allow me to clarify how to pronounce The Last Bison’s new album, VA: Don’t pronounce it literally, but rather like Virginia, which is what the abbreviation stands for. The name is fitting considering the de...
Sinead O’Connor: I’m Not Bossy, I’m The Boss Alana Pedalino October 7, 2014 Albums I’ll be honest, I’ve never listened to ‘90s songstress Sinead O’Connor until now. In a way, I think that gives me an advantage as a listener and critic; I’m not listening to her as a loyal fan, so I can say...
Ruby Fray: Grackle Priscilla Cordero September 30, 2014 Albums The funniest part of Ruby Fray’s music is how Emily Beanblossom, the musician behind the project, responds when asked to describe her music. The sound has been given a range of descriptions: witchy chamber ...
Cosmic Stereo: FM Stereo Emanuele Calianno September 30, 2014 Albums Cosmic Punch, a DIY pop rock duo from Florida, market their sound as “a mix of the ‘60s, '70s and ‘80s with a dash of modern production,” and emphatically list a number of influences, such as The Beatles, Q...
SOS: SOS Priscilla Cordero September 30, 2014 Albums It is always interesting to see when two individuals come together to make beautiful, harmonious music. What makes the story even better for SOS is that both members grew up on different sides of the countr...
A Shoreline Dream: The Silent Sunrise Emanuele Calianno September 30, 2014 Albums With an unusually melodic blend of post-rock and shoegaze, Denver-based A Shoreline Dream delve into an ethereal wall of sound layered with a flowing stream of synthesizers with their latest release, A Sile...
The Belle Sounds: Black Stone EP Alana Pedalino September 30, 2014 Albums I love indie folk pop. It’s usually one of my favorite genres. And I tried to really hard to like The Belle Sounds’ Black Stone EP, but alas, I could not. Was it the Texas trio’s peacenik lyrics about be...
’68: In Humor And Sadness Ryan McGrath September 30, 2014 Albums Embarking on a new musical chapter shortly after the end of The Chariot’s final tour, vocalist Josh Scogin ravaged forward by teaming up with drummer Michael McClellan to spontaneously form a unique post-ha...
