Greye’s ten-plus year ride as one of Florida’s pre-eminent rock exports continues with their new opus VII. The eleven cuts included on the collection show a seasoned unit that’s lost nothing off its fastball over the last decade and, if anything, seems to be redoubling its efforts rather than slacking off. …
Read More »Album Review: Wilson Banjo Co. “Memory Lane”
Steve Wilson’s Wilson Banjo Co. isn’t just a purveyor of outstanding custom-built banjos. It’s an ongoing musical concern since 2017 that’s released several first-class bluegrass albums. The latest collection from Wilson and vocalist Sarah Logan entitled Memory Lane is a purist’s dream yet has a thoroughly gripping sound rather than trying to …
Read More »Album Review: James Mastro “Dawn of a New Error”
James Mastro’s latest album “Dawn of a New Error” is a tour de force of Americana-rock, showcasing the artist’s incredible songwriting, vocal prowess, and instrumental skills. As an experienced guitarist, multi-instrumentalist, and producer, Mastro has toured the world with some of the biggest names in the industry, and this experience …
Read More »Album Review: Hannah Ellis “That Girl”
Sporting a stunning pop rhythm and casual country twang, there’s an argument to be made that there’s something for just about everyone in the song “Somebody Else,” but if you think this track is the only piece of versatile songcraft in the new album That Girl from rising country star Hannah Ellis, you’re in …
Read More »Album Review: Dwarves “Concept Album”
The wide-spanning new Dwarves release, Concept Album, is a twenty-track effort concocted by longtime Dwarves mastermind Blag Dahlia. He’s not going at this alone, however, as he’s joined by luminous guest stars such as current Foo Fighters drummer Josh Freese and onetime Kyuss and Queens of the Stone Age bassist and …
Read More »Album Review: Eleyet McConnell “Crazy World”
Hey there, music fans. Lean in. Listen closely. Do you hear that? That’s the sound of fresh music, of raw, unfiltered talent, of a new music revolution. It’s the sound of Eleyet McConnell. Their sound, it’s unique. It’s different. It’s refreshing. Step back and listen. What do you hear? It’s..country… …
Read More »Single Review: Gary Pratt “Number One Fan”
Gary Pratt. The name rings a sweet melody in the hearts of country music lovers. He’s a rising star, a songwriter and singer who is steadily making a mark with his soulful tunes. One would wonder, what’s so special about Gary Pratt? Simple. His music speaks. It resonates. Today, we …
Read More »Album Review: Pete Miller “Live on Record”
Now, let’s talk music. Not just any music, but the soul-stirring sound of Pete Miller. His debut album, “Live On Record”, shines with an unparalleled brilliance in the world of folk music. This album, with its heart-rending tales and mesmerizing acoustic accompaniment, has given the world a taste of Miller’s …
Read More »Album Review: Cliff & Susan “Fiddle & Keys”
In the vast sea of music genres, americana and roots holds a special place for its unique blend of country, folk, and blues. It is within this genre that Cliff & Susan, a married couple from Little Rock, Arkansas, have launched their debut album, “Fiddle and Keys.” This album is …
Read More »Album Review: Dirty Honey “Can’t Find The Brakes”
Dirty Honey is a name that has become synonymous with today’s state of rock and roll. Drenched in classic motifs à la Guns N’ Roses or Aerosmith, the group break out of the mold on their highly-anticipated sophomore album, Can’t Find the Brakes. Dirty Honey – comprised of Marc LaBelle/vocals, …
Read More »Album Review: “Significance” Blueburst
Some alternative rock outfits are more than content with following a trend or whatever concepts their scene is currently celebrating, but in the case of more sophisticated groups like Blueburst, forging ahead on an uncharted path is the only conceivable option when it comes time to make a new record. …
Read More »Album Review: Aradia “Aradia”
Aradia’s self-titled album will go a long way toward establishing her as one of modern popular music’s leading lights. The nine songs she includes in this self-titled effort are aimed at providing listeners with a variety of musical experiences instead of misleading them into believing Aradia possesses a limited range. …
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