Tag: Album Review

After nearly two decades away from making music, Brendan Ranney returns with Slightly Out of Focus, an album born from grief, reflection, and creative...

Following the conceptual journey established on After Everything, Before It Mattered shifts the focus backwards, exploring the same life before experience had transformed ordinary...

Phoenix Indigo's Distant Dreams is a thoughtful remaster of a debut album that feels deeply rooted in a very specific moment in time. Originally...

Paul Willson's Heartificial Intelligence is an album that makes its intentions clear from the very first note. Where many modern singer-songwriter records rely on...

Based in SoCal, Ehson Hashemian is no stranger to the music scene. With his contributions to the early days of The Jakes, who would...

America's Enema, Vol. 3 is an album that is less interested in offering easy answers than it is in provoking discussion. Built around themes...

Producer and composer Les Fradkin completely wipes the competition with his musicianship on the MIDI guitar. With his latest offering, Escape From Earth, Fradkin...

The second collaborative release from Papa Satch and Company continues Bob Sachnoff's focus on heartfelt storytelling, relationships, and classic Americana influences. Across the album,...

Today’s review features Steve Berman and the Ketones new album “Social Work.”“He is a 78-year-old singer and songwriter living in Portland, Oregon. He has...

The singer-songwriter Charle ‘not the bird’ Parker from Cambridgeshire, UK, usually writes music in the blues rock or folk acoustic genres. Parker actually shares...