Category: Reviews

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

Arcade Fortress have done it again. With their latest single ‘Treadstone’, the British power trio cements their status as one

Peterborough-born singer-songwriter Max E. McCabe continues to carve a space for himself in the alt-rock landscape with his latest three-track

Boston-based multi-instrumentalist and guitarist Mach Webah, aka Mark Weber, announces his arrival with the debut album ‘Mach One’, a record that