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...]
Psykobilly – Black Candle
A southwest transplant of north east England, singer-songwriter and guitarist, Psykobilly (a.k.a., William Newton) first picked up the guitar at thirteen. Giving it a go in several bands throughout the 80's, Newton eventually put the ax down for over [Click here to open...]
Key West Chris – All The Best From Key West
Nashville-published songwriter, singer, guitarist, and author, Key West Chris (a.k.a., Chris Rehm) has called the magical little island of Key West, FL his home for the better part of a dozen years. (Jealous.) Taking the moniker in order to avoid [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...]
David Huckfelt – Stranger Angels
We are immense fans of his critically acclaimed transcendental-folk / country-noir band, The Pines, who've released a running anthology of gorgeously reverent, celestially ambient, and downright cherishable folk music which includes 2004's The Pines, [Click here to open...]
Bittersweet Machines – Break Your Love Apart (single)
Having recently reviewed his gorgeously stunning fifth studio album, the alt-rock-pop, The Stars And Ground (released on November 21, 2019), Matt Mocharnuk via his sonic alter-ego, Bittersweet Machines, has officially released the lead-off single [Click here to open...]
Bittersweet Machines – The Stars and Ground
Just over a year ago, we reviewed Bittersweet Machines' (a.k.a., Matt Mocharnuk) album, No Bad Horizon, calling the project, "Bright, honest, articulate. Vocally fantastic. Stereophonic bliss." "...an impressive collection of exquisitely composed [Click here to open...]
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