Category: Reviews

Jake Cassman’s ‘Idling High’ is a creative supernova that feels like the moment an artist who has lived a thousand lives finally

Giuseppe Cucè’s ’21 grammi’ is a release that blooms, burns, and rises as it plays. This is the kind of album that grabs

With their latest single ‘Secret Game’, Orlando’s Sunset Rebellion take a daring step into new emotional territory by offering a slow-burning rock confession

Few bands today manage to sound as wildly alive as AM Gold. On their latest record ‘Bongs Not Bombs’, the Hudson Valley

Some debut EPs feel like introductions; while ‘Pocket Chronicles’ feels like a confession. The first offering from Billboard Echo is a collection of fleeting,

There’s something thrilling about watching an artist step into their own shadow. And Damien Musto’s ‘Game Over’ does exactly that. It’s a

With his newest collection ‘Heavy Sparkle Never Fade’, French composer and multi-instrumentalist Sairen delivers a masterclass in instrumental storytelling, one that

Some records are built to impress; others are built to release. The debut album from Soara, ‘Moksha’, sits firmly in the latter

Toronto’s own The Bare Minimum erupt back onto the scene with ‘Doomed City’, a four-track EP that feels like a fistful

Esso returns with ‘Just Like In The Movies’, their sophomore album that feels like opening the cover of a beloved film