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7.4
New Music Critique: Dream Eternal Bliss
New Jersey-based Dream Eternal Bliss are a tight fourpiece fronted by Faith Banca whose voice emits plenty of sex appeal. What’s the downside? Well, it’s ... -
7.8
New Music Critique: ÁBI
Boston-based ÁBI (Abigail) has a strong, confident, attention-grabbing voice and it is presented here by production that can almost be called hi-def, it’s so sharp. The bouncy, ... -
7.4
New Music Critique: Dough the Freshkid
It took time, but LA native Dough the Freshkid grew on us, eventually impressing us with his smart, higher-conscious point of view. He’s also got ... -
7.3
New Music Critique: Steve Roach
On his lengthy synth pieces, Steve Roach is clearly out to sedate, not surprise, the listener, to transport them to a state of calm where ... -
7.7
New Music Critique: J.Olivier
Anonymous, mysterious music-maker J.Olivier likes to accent his ambient, atmospheric compositions with unexpected sounds––a tinkle bell in “Autumn Dreams, for instance––that make his music fun ... -
7.6
New Music Critique: Suborbitals
We’re intrigued by the smart, clever alt-folk band Suborbitals led by a born storyteller who projects plenty of character and wry humor on songs like ... -
7.6
New Music Critique: Redamancy
Denver’s Redamancy (look it up) are led by Bella Musser, whose alluring voice is extremely well recorded and mixed to enhance her moody monologues about ... -
7.2
New Music Critique: David Gerald
Detroit-based David Gerald is a solid blues-rocker whose superior musicianship outshines his ability to craft songs that really catch fire. “Don’t Wanna Fall In Love” ... -
7
New Music Critique: Notable Journey
Acoustic duo Bhaj Townsend and Gordon Currie offer a calming, acoustic and decidedly hi-touch sound that, above all, is notable for its calming, laidback character. Their music ... -
8.8
New Music Critique: Creature Canyon
There’s something happening here and we know exactly what it is––an indie rock trio that delivers on cut after cut in every department. It’s a thrill, in ...
