Little is known about the collaborative rock band based out of Nanakuli, Hawaii known as MDMP. What we do know, however, is that for the past few years, they've been releasing a series of well-made, substantive rock singles which all seem to hit an [Click here to open...]
McGinley & Cats – Filling The Void
Unpredictable. Mysterious. Magical. Unconventional. Words used by his inner circle of peoples in an attempt to describe the nature and character of singer-songwriter-guitarist, Jo McGinley. An early childhood trauma seems to have had a permanent [Click here to open...]
New American Hustle – The Climb And Crawl Of Dizzy Starlust And The Riders From Oz
Influenced by a diverse and eclectic combination of sound-makers which include anyone from Bowie to Winehouse, Coldplay to Moby, the Merced, CA-based self-proclaimed "virtual band" known as New American Hustle (NAH) took their moniker from the 2013 [Click here to open...]
Magazine Gap – For The Ride (single)
Back in 2017 it was an immense pleasure to review their singles, Ran For Cover, and, In Two Minds, describing them as some twisted and lovely amalgamation of the styles of Elton John and Tracy Chapman. Oh yeah, and we named In Two Minds the 2017 [Click here to open...]
Emerald Suspension – Eruptions
While the Minneapolis, Minnesota-based experimental electronic outfit known as Emerald Suspension unabashedly shows their love and adoration for 80's rock gods, Van Halen (check out their strangely reminiscent logo just below), they themselves [Click here to open...]
Sid Hagan – Glacial Plateau
Back in March of 2018, we found his album, Sere, to be, "Rich and diverse, mild and gentle, well-intentioned and substantive, and never less than interesting..." "...like a refreshing walk across a breezy prairie-land at sunset." We awarded that [Click here to open...]
Tyler Suarez X TRAXX – Genesis
Small town Connecticut-native, Tyler Suarez, and New York-native, Brenton Morrison (a.k.a. TRAXX) met their freshman year of college at the University of Bridgeport. A shared sonic muse inspired a quick friendship and an inevitable musical [Click here to open...]
Spectre – From The Womb
Barely over a month ago, we reviewed Spectre's album, Angel In Trainers. And, as we are relatively shameless about our fandom, we called it, "Gorgeous and dark. Utterly and sonically satiating. A marvelous continuation in what is now an officially [Click here to open...]
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