Exploring a multitude of concepts and themes, Sting bundles up his established interests in pop, R&B, folk and jazz while featuring his quintessential pop-rock sound on the contemplative remotely …
“Red (Taylor’s Version)” Review: Taylor Swift has always been in a league of her own
Red (Taylor’s Version) displays the snarky maturity and calm that comes from being a formerly precocious 22-year-old woman capable of juggling genres with ease.…
Album Review: Leo Sawikin Releases ‘Row Me Away’
Singer-songwriter Leo Sawikin releases his new album, Row Me Away, via Riverine Music. Recorded at Sound on Sound Studios in Montclair, New Jersey, the album was produced by Grammy-winner Marc Swersky…
“My Morning Jacket” Review: New self-titled album features evocative tones.
‘My Morning Jacket’ is simply more of the same thing you’d expect from the band after 20+ years.…
Album Review: Abbreviations Release ‘ABBV’
‘ABBV’ by Abbreviations is an excellent album, brimming with potent alt-rock momentum and the deluxe voice of Ashley Leer.…
Album Review: Santana – ‘Blessings And Miracles’
Encompassing 15-tracks, ‘Blessings And Miracles’ by Santana features a handful of worthwhile songs, as well as some that are little more than sonic stuffing.…
Album Review: Hank! – ‘Guilty Pleasures (Are the Best Ones)’
The new album from former Absent Boundaries member Hank Close, aka Hank!, is out now. Here’s a review of the country and alt-rock project.…