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7.8
New Music Critique: Giggie Surge
Rapper Giggie Surge really impresses us with multiple facets of his music, from the naturally effortless tone of his voice and flow to the continuously ... -
6.8
New Music Critique: 8dz dram@x
Synthwave band 8dz dram@x has a high-concept vision, especially the leadoff song “Who Are You?”––it’s a question that is asked by a robotic, dispassionate female voice ... -
7.8
New Music Critique: Lyric Dubee
Singer-guitarist Lyric Dubee is a Toronto based artist who, though just 21, has put out 5 albums. Not surprisingly, his new songs––full of classic rock ... -
8
New Music Critique: Vincent
With a silky smooth toned-up delivery and unpredictable beat structure, Vincent is an exciting new rapper to watch. Although his flows are certainly influenced by ... -
8
New Music Critique: SixFoxWhiskey
A bold, funky framework keeps this Boston quintet well on track, showing off the band’s tightness as a unit, as well as each individual’s talent. ... -
8.4
New Music Critique: Reed Waddle
With a voice like “a country music Chris Martin” (Coldplay), Reed Waddle projects a spirit that is smooth and easy to like, especially when he’s giving ... -
7.7
New Music Critique: Mystro The Black Liberace
Mystro boasts some serious sideman cred (Janet Jackson, Warrren G, Chris Brown) and on his original instros he shows a knack for cleverly combining styles ... -
8.6
New Music Critique: Cub Sport
Film/TV folks should check out Aussie foursome Cub Sport, who are working at a high level to deliver rich, well-produced recordings that capture a consistent ... -
8.2
New Music Critique: Kawin Kornthong
An unusual artist, to say the least––and ultimately just as intriguing––making music that horror/suspense filmmakers will want to check out. Kawin Kornthong (based in Bangkok, ... -
8
New Music Critique: Noah Gabriel
Right away (on the energetic “All or Nothing”) Chicago-area singer-songwriter Noah Gabriel shows his infectious confidence as a singer and musician. His ability to draw ...
