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7.6
New Music Critique: Taylor Taylor
Singer-guitarist Taylor Taylor has a nimble, natural voice that is immediately likeable, and she presents herself minimally––just voice, guitar and occasional backup vocal that adds ... -
6.8
New Music Critique: Dove Vega
We don’t often hear a singer whose tracks burst with so many sonic elements as these by Dove Vega. Unfortunately, her audio ambitions diminish Vega ... -
7.4
New Music Critique: Sin Amor
Sin Amor’s combination of ambient mystery and ethereal falsetto makes his songs transporting and evocative, ideal as cinematic accompaniment. One can feel the influence of ... -
7.4
New Music Critique: Cabin Dogs
Twins Rich & Rob Kwait are the nucleus of Cabin Dogs, a band whose earthy, hi-touch tunes are ideal for intimate acoustic venues where the ... -
6.6
New Music Critique: Proper Einstein
We give Proper Einstein a thumbs up for his arty, imaginative, sometimes neo-classical beats, but not so much for his voice and overall flow. “Welcome ... -
8
New Music Critique: Jet Hundreds
Jet Hundreds’ sound is “right now,” absolutely current. His knack for catchy elements can lure the listener in for a cool ride. “MindxSweeper” is a ... -
7.8
New Music Critique: Cynthia Brando
Singer-songwriter Cynthia Brando has a voice that’s ideal for folk music, wonderfully throaty and possessed of authentic backbone. And on her recordings she wisely puts that voice out ... -
8
New Music Critique: 131ers
The musical mission of this guitar-driven, drum-powered foursome seems absolutely clear: to have fun, feel alive and take everyone along with them. Witness the bouncy ... -
8.2
New Music Critique: Skerryvore
Award-winning live performers in their native Scotland, Skerryvore are no slouches as recording artists either. Each tune is captured with exceptional production and mixing to ... -
8
New Music Critique: Donna.R
We enjoyed listening to these instros by Donna.R, who invests each one with fresh and familiar sounds that make them simultaneously easy to accept and ...
