Album Reviews

With an angelic drawl that has become a calling card of sorts, Sami Chohfi doesn’t waste a speck of time nor a stitch of space in his new single “It’s Just Me,” as he imparts unto us a playful string groove that has been studded with melodies that are as …

Cataclysmos – the new LP by Ryne Ziemba is an amazing collection of songs which are hard to attach to any particular-genre, crediting “Indie” as it were, and apparently leaving it to that. But it must cover quite the spectrum whatever it means in this instance, because the disc is …

This may sound as a bit of a cliché, but not everyone can play the blues and that is something that it shows–you can tell with just listening when someone plays this genre and it’s not feeling. The blues is about feeling and is about swagger, which is something Derek …

When you have so much experience in the music business like Deborah Berg has, it’s easy to repeat yourself or fall into a comfort zone of sorts where you don’t want to branch out, thus falling into a routine of conformity. In the case of the vast majority of artists …

In an unstoppable catchy stomp, the gigantic grooves in the opening riff of “Bondage Swan” emit a crushing muscularity that listeners can expect to find a whole lot more of throughout The Ocean’s End, Vol. 1, the new record from Zero Frequency that’s making a lot of noise this spring. Zero Frequency …

In his latest single, the melodic dream “Mockingbird,” the singer and songwriter known as Modern Crusoe balances enigmas with elegance, postmodernity with pop prowess, and most prominently, the bucolic with the boisterous, in what is best described as his most assertive and emotional ballad released to us thus far. A …

Album Barriers by Frank Iero and The Future Violents is really personal and emotional with strong messages behind the lyrics. It’s about Iero’s past, his near-death experience; and there’s also one My Chemical Romance reference. On this alt-rock/post-hardcore album, Iero teamed up with Evan Nestor, Matt Armstrong, Tucker Rule, and …

Last Surviving Son, the new album from the one and only David Gelman, is chock full of more lyrical might than your average Americana-steeped country-folk record is, and in the songs “Feel Alright” and springy “Let It All Go,” listeners who have been craving something a little different this season …

URL: https://theintoits.com/ 2019 has been a really big year for Jas Frank & the Intoits, and to breakdown all of the buzz, you’ve got the start with the release of their official debut studio album, The Girl from Cherry Valley. In the rookie effort from this Croatian indie rock crew, …

Silver Relics is a New York City duo comprising singer/multi-instrumentalist Alex Sepassi and drummer Justin Alvis. The two musicians each harness nuanced and diverse backgrounds, Sepassi through the complementary sounds of 60s pop and 80s indie rock, and Alvis through his formative touring stints alongside various drum and bugle corps. …

Daniel Coloprisco’s Winter’s Song EP has been sending chills through the American underground since its release one month ago, and while it’s only a two-track extended play, it possesses a wealth of melodicism that is certain to please fans of classical music, adult contemporary and soft pop alike. Singer Jes …

LINK: https://orcd.co/cernybroslftgl 2019 has been a huge year for artists in Americana, but few in the movement have been enjoying the buzz that The Cerny Brothers have. While The Cernys aren’t a straight-up Americana crew, they’ve got an old fashioned, roots rock-inspired sound in songs like “Night on the Town,” …