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Album Review: Bill Curreri's "Hard Road Home"
Though his emergence as an indie powerhouse finds his blend of feisty rockers, mid-tempo pop gems and soulful ballads fitting in the "Americana rock" category, ... -
Album Review: Be Empirical by Emerson Loughman Palmer (8/10)
"Loughman's production with Simon Phillips' engineering is warm, engaging and strikingly crisp." You’ve got modern rock & roll royalty here with Emerson Swinford, Mark Loughman ... -
Album Review: Wildwood Kin by Wildwood Kin (8/10)
"This generation's West Country moors-based Wilson Phillips" The lush, soulful acoustic melodies and soaring vocal harmonies of UK alt-folk trio Wildwood Kin—and the transcendent chemistry ... -
Album Review: Voices by Jeffrey Foskett
"Voices is a special release from a truly gifted artist." What do The Beach Boys, Nancy Sinatra, Heart, Billy Joel, America and Chicago have in ... -
Album Review: Romance by Camila Cabello (8/10)
"... an unfiltered and refreshing look at Cabello's life." There is no hiding Camila Cabello’s love for fellow pop star and collaborator Shawn Mendes. Aptly ... -
Album Review: Born in the Bronx by Handsome Dick Manitoba
"HDM's unabashed absence of polish lends garage rock realness to everything he does." Punk legend Handsome Dick Manitoba’s debut solo effort is finally here and, ... -
Album Review: Please Excuse Me For Being Antisocial by Roddy Ricch (8/10)
"His debut is a collection in the same vein as the summertime bangers that made the 21-year-old a household name." Fresh off of massive collaborations ... -
Album Review: Born 2 Rap by The Game (8/10)
"Game gets more personal on B2R than on any of his other official releases..." Born 2 Rap is The Game’s 9th and final studio album. Game gets ... -
Album Review: Carly Pearce by Carly Pearce
"Grab your girlfriends and a box of tissues and settle in for a girl's night with Carly" Get ready for some good ole country-pop from ... -
Album Review: Remixed by The Body (6/10)
"Their latest, which marks the band's 20th anniversary, isn't really their own doing—the duo enlisted friends and other musicians to re-imagine some of their songs." ...
