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Album Review: Las Que No Querian Salir By Bad Bunny (8/10)
With this album, Bad Bunny has stepped in as an unlikely feminist hero. Whereas his acclaimed debut spoke about women, his more recent projects speak ... -
Album Review: The Fantasy Vocal Sessions Vol. 2, Soul, Pop, R&B by David K. Mathews ...
Etta James once said of keyboardist Mathews, “he can play anything”––a compliment borne out by his work with Wayne Shorter, John McLaughlin, Sheila E., Boz ... -
Album Review: The Bowie Years by Iggy Pop (10/10)
Iggy made a major change in direction when he moved to Berlin and began working with Bowie in 1977, a partnership that wrought two acclaimed ... -
Album Review: Across The Waves by The Harmed Brothers (9/10)
Hailing from Kentucky, the Harmed Brothers began in 2010, with singer-songwriter-guitarist Ray Vietti and keyboardist-singer Alex Salcido at the helm. Their tight rootsy indie-folk sound ... -
Album Review: Mordechai by Khruangbin (8/10)
Bands that defy categorization have the unique ability to transform the human spirit. Khruangbin embody this axiom with Mordechai, the hotly anticipated follow-up album to ... -
Album Review: High Off Life by Future (6/10)
Distributed by: Freebandz/Epic Producers: Various High Off Life is Future’s 8th studio album, and he takes somewhat of a detour from his usual “taking prescription ... -
Album Review: One and Only by Sheff G (8/10)
Distributed by: Empire Distribution Producers: Great John, Others Just months after Pop-Smoke’s tragic death, there’s an obvious successor to the King of Brooklyn Drill. He ... -
Album Review: #Schrexit by Tom Schreck (8/10)
Distributed by: Nashville Outsider Music Producer: Tom Schreck Working outside the box is a comfortable place for Tom Schreck. The Nashville artist is all over ... -
Album Review: Between The Buried and Me's Self-Titled Debut Vinyl Re-Release (10/10)
Producer: Jamie King Label: Craft Recordings Score: 10/10 18 years ago, BTBAM's self-titled debut was released on the indie metal German label, Lifeforce records. The album ... -
Album Review: The New Abnormal by The Strokes (7/10)
When Rick Rubin takes on a legacy act (Johnny Cash, Mick Jagger), he drills down to the core of the artist’s craft and enhances it. ...
