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7.4
New Music Critique: Adam & The Gaslights
With a strong singer and above average musicianship, this U.K. quartet are well- positioned to bring an appealing indie-rock sound to the airwaves. First off, ... -
7.4
New Music Critique: TeBone
Georgia-based rapper TeBone is all about the message, with a stripped-down, uncluttered vision enabling his voice to be heard loud and clear. His rapid-fire flow ... -
7.6
New Music Critique: The Lymbs
Moody and mysterious, the Lymbs seem to want to do things differently and are never too eager to please. Ultimately, their tunes prove to be ... -
7.6
New Music Critique: Joseph Eid
NY native Joseph Eid is an engaging storyteller (a la Jason Mraz) with a keen eye for character, which he proves on “Watch It Fall,” ... -
7.8
New Music Critique: Tera
Tera’s dark, despairing vision of a dire, bankrupt world is delivered with top-notch metal-core musicianship that brings relentless intensity to every moment. But that ultimately ... -
8
New Music Critique: Charles Wiley
Composer/drummer Charles Wiley offers a medley of themes (named perhaps for his favorite vegetable?) that not only showcase his compositional skills but his deft touch ... -
8
New Music Critique: Riot Child
Under the tutelage of veteran A&R rep Jeff Blue, these Scandinavian electro rock-pop hellions have put together a sampling of tunes that benefit from expert, ... -
8.2
New Music Critique: Janvi Anand
Janvi Anand is not only blessed with an arrestingly husky-toned voice (which can at times attain a solid, satisfying high-range), she’s a penetrating songwriter who ... -
8
New Music Critique: Zachary Van Dyck
A pair of pop-rock tunes, “Promises” and “Last Night,” demonstrate that Zachary Van Dyck has a specific gift—he can write buoyant, relatable tunes that, with his ... -
7.6
New Music Critique: Jennifer Vazquez
Nashville-based Jennifer Vazquez is blessed with a husky voice that exudes a calming, soulful sincerity. And when combined with solid, relatable material, the result is ...
