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Review: Harper Simon-Division Street
Simon has traded in his country-folk flavored methodology for a more rough and tumble approach. Despite claims of emulating the Rolling Stones and Velvet Underground, ... -
Review: The Strokes - Comedown Machine
The Strokes are like heroin—the first few times you hear them, it’s the best thing you have ever experienced, and then that feeling wears off. ... -
CD Review: The Band Perry - Pioneer
With their lead-off single “Better Dig Two” certified platinum, this family trio have a powerful prelude to Pioneer, the follow- up to their massively successful ... -
Review: Bilal's "A Love Surreal"
Jazzy, sensual and acoustic, featuring passionate lyrics reminiscent of Raphael Saadiq, Bilal softly massages the listener’s cerebral cortex. Piano keys blend beautifully with guitar riffs ... -
Review: Senses Fail-Renacer
Renacer (Spanish for “to be reborn”) is a fitting title. In 2004 Senses Fail hit the emo scene so quick, listeners thought it familiar. As ... -
Review: Fallen Riviera - Another World
If you’ve grown tired of cookie cutter pop/rock bands where auto-tune and image take the forefront, here is your antidote. Modern rock gems such as ... -
Wisdom's Full Spectrum Reviewed
To say that NorCal’s Wisdom spreads the “conscious” hip-hop would be an understatement, considering he gets much of his inspiration from spiritual teacher Ram Dass. ... -
Mike Oldfield - Tubular Beats Review
British multi-instrumentalist/composer Oldfield has certainly gotten a lot of mileage out of the Tubular Bells “franchise,” with past remakes and repackaging of it as an ... -
CD Review: 2 Cellos - In2ition
This music is in a class by itself. In2ition is the second release for Croatian cellists Luke Sulic and Stjepan Hauser. They are classically-trained musicians, ... -
STRFKR - Miracle Mile Review
Who knew indie electronica-pop could be so intellectually satisfying? Miracle Mile keeps ravers on their feet and dreamers’ heads out of the clouds, via dance-worthy ...
