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Music Album Review: G-Eazy - "When It's Dark Out" (8/10)
G-Eazy looks like the Fonz from ‘70s TV show Happy Days, except he is one of the coldest Caucasians in rap today. That’s no surprise, ... -
7.6
New Music Critiques: Traveler
A tight, terse foursome with a superior handle on their genre, the only element lacking in St. Louis-based Traveler is the production, especially in terms ... -
7.2
New Music Critiques: TheVoice
Denver rap diva, TheVoice, has seen enough and she’s not gonna stand by quietly. Instead she gives voice to original songs that not only decry ... -
7.6
New Music Critiques: Michael Blu
Austin-based Michael Blu's merging of tried & true songcraft with EDM’s fizzy, super-sonic pyrotechnics yields mixed results. That’s particularly true of “My First Song” where ... -
7.3
New Music Critiques: Steve Bello
Prolific prog maestro Steve Bello specializes in tight, hook-fueled themes that allow him to take flight with his 7-string ax. “Layers of Time” chugs forward with ... -
7
New Music Critiques: Stuck With Green
Spearheaded by Florida-based songwriter/composer Matt Thompson, Stuck With Green plays it for laughs with songs tailored for comedic value at every turn. “Mi Fiesta Es ... -
7
New Music Critiques: Siren Call
Specializing in moody hooks with dark undercurrents and searing guitar licks, Siren Call have an okay collection of songs and a singer in Yvonne Lace ... -
8.2
New Music Critiques: Ali Carter
It’s a pleasure to hear an artist like Ali Carter who understands the power of understatement, and whose support group (including producer Harvey Jones) captures her ... -
7.2
New Music Critiques: King Sesame
With several song titles that name-check big-brand booze makers, King Sesame could be looking for sponsors. He’s certainly looking to get freaky once the liquor ... -
7.4
New Music Critiques: Ralphy
There’s plenty of tasty icing atop this cupcake as the high quality of the production elevates material that is fair at best, with lyrics that ...
