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7.8
New Music Critique: Justin Howl
We like how Chicago folk-blues artist Justin Howl incorporates humor into his work. “Things to Do” is a wonderfully weird track on which he recites ... -
8
New Music Critique: Skender Beck
Singer-songwriter Skender Beck is humming on all cyclinders on his recordings, with really cool song concepts and an obvious ability to turn them into highly ... -
9
New Music Critique: Lecu
Edgy filmmakers looking for a scorer should check out U.K. composer, Lecu, who’s working at a high level. “Symßmetrical Waves” is a showcase of his ... -
7.2
New Music Critique: Amber Lee
Aussie artist Amber Lee projects a forthright, theatrical vibe as a singer, excelling on the lower end of her range on these recordings, which have ... -
7.4
New Music Critique: Dudley Harris
From his raspy-deep voice to his grooving guitar parts, longtime blues artist Dudley Harris delivers a completely authentic-sounding brand of old-school roadhouse blues. His themes ... -
8.2
New Music Critique: Hotboi Ty
Hotboi Ty is ready to roll onto the hip-hop scene and compete with the likes of Roddy Ricch, Calboy, and any other melodic rapper in ... -
7.4
New Music Critique: Juan Solo 7
Raleigh, NC band the Juan Solo 7 are “a little indie, a little shoegaze, a little metal, with lots of guitar”––a very apt description. “Roller ... -
8.4
New Music Critique: Anthony Lazaro
Such a pleasant surprise when we listened to native Italian, Germany-based artist Anthony Lazaro. His accented English actually adds to the appeal of his recordings, ... -
8
New Music Critique: Somersault Queen
Somersault Queen generates a unique brand of rock, infused with psych and prog elements, that remains consistently sunny from track to track. We’re taken with ... -
8.6
New Music Critique: Wendy Moten
Sometimes a beautiful voice is all you need to get by on. In the case of Nashville based Wendy Moten, things just go sky high ...
