Music Review: Alice Phoebe Lou ‘Glow’
Glow is the latest release from Berlin based South African Alice Phoebe Lou. Phoebe Lou first came to people’s attention through YouTube videos of her busking in and around Berlin doing amazing...
View ArticleMusic Review: Sløtface –‘Sorry For The Late Reply’
Sorry For The Late Reply, on Propeller Recordings, is the latest release from Norwegian punk band Sløtface (pronounced Slutface). For those still labouring under the illusion Scandinavian pop music is...
View ArticleMusic Review: Rupa and the April Fishes –‘Growing Upward”
With Growing Upward Rupa and the April Fishes have released what is probably their most radical recording yet. From the packaging, only available digitally but those who purchase will be sent packs of...
View ArticleMusic Review: 8-Bit Heroes –‘Try Blowing In It’
Kingston, Ontario band 8-Bit Heroes have just released Try Blowing In It, a seven song EP of finely crafted and meticulously executed rock and roll. In their press materials they unabashedly stress...
View ArticleMusic Review: Ultan Conlon Releases ‘Last Days of The Night Owl’ LP
Just a few minutes ago, Irish singer-songwriter Ultan Conlon dropped his latest album, entitled Last Days Of The Night Owl. Written on the west coasts of Ireland and America, the album was recorded in...
View ArticleMusic Review: Alya – ‘Puppet Strings’
Fluent in four languages, classically trained as a singer and ballet dancer, visual artist, performance artist, and self-taught painter, Alya recently dropped a new single, “Puppet Strings.” With two...
View ArticleMusic Review: The Eyebrows – ‘Volume’
The Eyebrows just dropped their debut album, Volume. From Charlotte, North Carolina, the band’s name was borrowed from Frank Zappa: “The computer can’t tell you the emotional story. It can give you the...
View ArticleMusic Video Premiere: Rebecca Blasband Releases ‘Love Is’
Rebecca Blasband premieres her new music video today on Blogcritics. Entitled “Love Is,” the song is from her forthcoming album, Here, slated to drop November 16. Blasband has worn a variety of hats,...
View ArticleMusic Review: Randy Forte – ‘Chas Randall’
Randy Forte recently dropped a new album, called Chas Randall. Recorded in Menomonie, WI and Nashville, TN, it blends the flavors of music Forte grew up with, including gospel, blues, folk, pop,...
View ArticleMusic Review: Mark Huff – ‘Stars for Eyes’ Is Sumptuous
Nashville’s Mark Huff recently dropped a new album, Stars for Eyes, an 11-track collection of alt rock-flavored Americana, featuring musical tales of love, loss, and mystery. The supporting cast of...
View ArticleMusic Review: Luca Chesney – ‘Mother Electric’ Offers Haunting Electro-Pop
Luca Chesney just released her LP, entitled Mother Electric. Highly anticipated since the release of the first single entitled “Revolver,” which was followed up by an eclectic cover of the ’80s new...
View ArticleMusic Review: Mark Rogers – ‘Qualifiers’ EP Is Easy Listening
Singer-songwriter Mark Rogers recently released his EP, entitled Qualifiers, with a half dozen tracks of Americana music flavored with bossa, pop, and folk rock. Qualifiers follows 2017’s Rearranged,...
View ArticleMusic Review: Miriam Waks – ‘Tales from a Room’
Miriam Waks dropped Tales from a Room not too long ago. It’s her first album of original songs, meaning she’s become a singer-songwriter, whereas prior to the album she was a song interpreter. Waks...
View ArticleMusic Premiere: Mary Bue – ‘The Sh*t I Left in Duluth’ Is Outstanding
Mary Bue premieres her new single and music video on Blogcritics. It’s called “The Shit I Left in Duluth,” a song instigated by a dare in a bar. Bue and her friends threw down a gauntlet for...
View ArticleMusic Review: Brendan McMahon – ‘About Joe’ EP Is Tasty Rock Pop
Hailing from Melbourne, Australia, singer-songwriter Brendan McMahon has a new EP, entitled About Joe. The five-track EP features pop, rock, country, Celtic, folk, and blues elements, along with...
View ArticleMusic Review: Jerry Castle – ‘Brand New Hello’
Jerry Castle will have a new album out this Friday, June 22, entitled Brand New Hello. It contains 14-tracks of pop rock. Brand New Hello follows Castle’s previous widely praised album, Not So Soft...
View ArticleMusic Review: Christian Heath – ‘One’ EP Blends Pop, Soul, Latin
South African singer-songwriter Christian Heath recently dropped his debut solo EP, entitled One. Heath is one of South Africa’s most popular pop artists, with a unique blend of pop, soul, and Latin...
View ArticleMusic Review: Sleepy Zuhoski – ‘Better Haze’
Garrett Zuhoski, aka “Sleepy” Zuhoski, drops his debut album today, June 1, on the Palo Santo label. It’s called Better Haze, and it contains a dozen tracks informed by various styles and influences,...
View ArticleMusic Review: Phosphenes – ‘Find Us Where We’re Hiding’ Dispenses Delicious...
German electro-pop-wave band Phosphenes will drop a new 11-track album May 25 entitled Find Us Where We’re Hiding. The band consists of Julee Bee (vocals, lyrics) and Harry Starbuck (composer,...
View ArticleMusic Review: Kuwaisiana Really Delivers On ‘Chapter 1’
Kuwaisiana drops its new album, Chapter 1, today. Put together by Kuwaiti singer-songwriter +Aziz, this band from New Orleans amalgamates elements of funk, rock, and reggae, with evocative poetic...
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