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Lori Bell & Ron Satterfield - blue(s) (8/10)
Celebrating a 25-year partnership that has run parallel to their multi-faceted solo careers, veteran SoCal jazz greats Lori Bell (flute) and Ron Satterfield (guitar, vocals) apply their virtuosity ... -
Carol Welsman - For You (9/10)
For six-time Juno Award nominated jazz interpreter extraordinaire Carol Welsman, the title For You isn’t simply pointed at all of her worldwide. It’s a celebration of the power that ... -
Lil Pump - Lil Pump (7/10)
Miami’s Lil Pump, an up-and-rising rapper from the Soundcloud viral wave, spares no enthusiasm in his self-titled debut project, displaying his strengths through a string of straightforward songs that ... -
Prophets of Rage - Prophets of Rage (9/10)
Rebels with a cause is the rap/rock supergroup Prophets of Rage, comprised of members of Rage Against the Machine and Audioslave, Public Enemy and Cypress Hill. Edgy, poignant ... -
King Krule - The Ooz (9/10)
Arriving four years after his previous release, King Krule’s sophomore album, The Ooz, delivers a concoction of punk, ambience, jazz and bossa nova that makes for a dark ... -
A$AP FERG - Still Striving (7/10)
A$AP Ferg returns with the light and loose Still Striving, packed with fun and stylish songs. Ferg enlists help from a variety of collaborators including Meek Mill, A$AP Rocky, ... -
Chris Hillman - Bidin' My Time (9/10)
It’s been over a decade since this architect of country rock had a proper studio release, and it is pure pleasure to dip into the well and drink ... -
Brand New - Science Fiction (10/10)
Only Brand New can sneakily release a digital album overnight and hit No. 1 on the Billboard 200––with the physical due in October. All it took was eight ... -
Discipline - Captives of the Wine Dark Sea (10/10)
Detroit area prog rockers Discipline have appeared on many international music critics’ “best of” lists for their groundbreaking shows and albums. This latest work is, perhaps, their most ... -
This Patch Of Sky - These Small Spaces (6/10)
One of the hardest things to do in music is reinvent the wheel. But some would argue it’s better than simply playing it safe. Produced by Matt Bayless ...
