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Stereorush
Hearing Sterorush's "No Time" and "Polaroids," we were a bit underwhelmed. The spare, straightforward, even rudimentary post-punk arrangements, complete with rigidly downstroked guitar riffs and ... -
7.4
Natalie Jean
Few artists confront difficult themes with the intensity of Natalie Jean. Her work dwells on raw, downbeat subjects--so listeners beware. For example, she addresses her ... -
7.2
Steve Baskin
Baskin and his backups bring a solid, classic old-school rocker attack, complete with organ licks underneath and a bluesy guitar solo on top. Both "Mind ... -
7.4
Luba Dvorak
Texas-based Luba Dvorak shows his love of trad country in his clever "Single Scoop, Single Lady" in which a good-natured spirit, generous sprinkles of pedal ... -
7.2
New Music Critique: Yd
Colorado-based Yd (Yung DeNiro) brings an altogether daring and distinctive rap attack that mostly avoids the tried and true. Take “Make Room,” for example. Set ... -
7.8
New Music Critique: Loza Rose
Anyone looking for a serious, substantial singer-songwriter should check out Loza Rose, whose penetrating, soul-baring songs possess an equal amount of intimacy and urgency. Best ... -
7.8
New Music Critique: Rachel Troublefield
It’s clear why the recordings by artist Rachel Troublefield have garnered TV licensing. Her moody, artful songs—spearheaded by the artist’s interesting vocal edge and electronic ...
