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8.4
New Music Critique: All Systems Know
All Systems Know is a five-man, punk/alternative outfit that puts its musical aptitude on display with difficult rhythms, beautiful combinations of unusual rock sounds and ... -
8.4
New Music Critique: Malinda
Malinda’s humanistic voice and inspirational messages are captured with expert production skill. “More With You” is a showcase for the singer’s impressive vocal range, the ... -
8.2
New Music Critique: Zach Phillips
It took a few minutes of listening for us to realize that Phillips has something special. The first tune we checked out, the sweet and ... -
9
New Music Critique: Katya Richardson
We’re really taken with the work of Katya Richardson, whose music has been performed at venues such as Disney Hall and the Hollywood Bowl. Spartanly ... -
8.3
New Music Critique: Narima
Composer Narimá makes a strong case for himself as a creator of effective underscore for film or television projects. The piece “Sustain” is absolutely faithful ... -
7.4
New Music Critique: Julia King
Long Island’s Julia King fronts her versatile band with a voice that is well-suited to folk/R&B, using deep, sultry tones to convey confessional lyrics that ... -
8.4
New Music Critique: Aprilann
Right from the jump it's clear that this artist is ready to join the mainstream pop world of Halsey, Carly Rae Jepsen and Taylor Swift. ... -
8.8
New Music Critique: Dayvid
One of the most polished, assured and commercial demos we’ve heard in months, Dayvid’s sound is very much radio-ready, blessed with a nice, knowing touch ... -
8.2
New Music Critique: The Muddy Crows
This Washington DC quintet has a sly, spry, and thoroughly appealing sound that’s spearheaded by frontman Dan Wolff, whose voice has a Jason Mraz quality ... -
7.8
New Music Critique: MT. Pool
A young four-piece, MT. Pool took a little while to grow on us, but by the time we finished their 7-minute “Fourever,” the band’s genuine ...
