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Focusrite’s Plug-In Collective Brings Monthly Deals to Registered Customers
The advent of Focusrite's new, ultra-low latency interfaces opens up new possibilities for recording and overdubbing, using multiple DAW plug-ins in real time rather than ... -
Music Album Review: Highly Suspect - "The Boy Who Died Wolf" (9/10)
Nearly exceeding sky-high expectations, the second LP from Cape Cod’s Grammy-nominated Highly Suspect might possibly elevate the cacophonous trio from merely notable players into performers of ... -
Live Review: The Sam Sherwin Band at Crossroads in Garwood, NJ
Material: Detroit by-way-of-NYC native Sam Sherwin is now a New Jersey-based singer/ songwriter who brings a wealth of emotional gravitas and personal experience to his ... -
8.2
New Music Critiques: Bittersweet Machines
Bittersweet Machines, a one-man project by Matt Mocharnuk, delivers deft, impactful recordings that could nestle quite well on radio playlists with the likes of Imagine ... -
8
New Music Critiques: Braindead Romeo
Decent riffs, tight licks and relentless attitude describe Braindead Romeo, whose high-pitched singer Andrew fronts his hard rock squad with mad amounts of eccentric energy. ... -
6.4
New Music Critiques: The Audiots
Hard to believe a band would release such poor sounding recordings, but that is what the Audiots have done, where, on every song, singer Isaac ... -
7.2
New Music Critiques: SiddTheKidd
Artist SiddTheKidd collabs with a variety of producers on these indie/lo-fi recordings and the results vary. Our fave is “Solo Type.” Its desolate, deep-space vibe ... -
7.2
New Music Critiques: NEPHARI
St. Louis native NEPHARI has a nice, rangey voice and she brings a convincing passion to each performance on original songs that explore the disappointments ... -
7.8
New Music Critiques: Kristin Larkin
Despite an overall need to tighten her recordings, we’re taken with soulfully incisive Kristin Larkin who explores the dysfunctions and disappointments of love with a ... -
7.6
New Music Critiques: Gibrilville
A generous emcee, Gibrilville opens up his heart and his art to a host of guest singers on these catchy ensemble recordings. “Freedom,” a typically ...
