Reviews
Albums worth your time
The Best Of Billy Swan
Billy Swan
Billy Swan is the epitome of coolness and when you combine select tracks from across his catalog it’s a can’t miss. Upbeat, fun & constantly groovy. – @meanwhile_in_music • “Spiced by jazz, R&B, country, rockabilly and even mariachi,…
Logan Ledger
“This blend of subtle rockabilly, countypolitan and American Songbook stylings makes Ledger’s album a reminder that when great songs meet terrific singers, the result is timeless music with universal feelings that are never dated”
My Gospel
Paul Cauthen
Paul Cauthen lays it out on the line with this debut album – all thriller, no filler. Singing from the depths of his soul and reaching in to touch yours. • “Paul Cauthen is singing the gospel of…
Eternally Even
Eternally Even ranks up there as one of my all time favorite albums from start to finish. The grooves grab you and take you on a sonic journey of psychedelic vibes & sound … Each song displaying its…
Keep ‘Em On They Toes
Brent Cobb
“Not sure we've seen the term 'minimalist country' but that's a fair description for Brent Cobb's artistry, especially on "Keep 'Em On They Toes," one that he prefers to call 'quiet and conversational.' The musical sparseness leaves one…
The Nude Party
The Nude Party
“Jesus, who knew it would take a band of 20-somethings to perfectly, organically resurface the vibe of ‘70s rock – from the swagger of the Stones to the swamp funk of Leon Russell – for the modern era.…
An Introduction For Young And Old
Slim Cessna
One of the best shows ever. I’ll se them every time I can… I’ve gotten on my knees, fallen over and chanted at them. It’s mesmerizing. • “Slim Cessna’s is one of the most unusual, yet enthralling experiences…
Lenny And The Piss Poor Boys
“country/folk territory which is a rarity in the east coast… maybe not necessarily but it’s mostly music that you hear played in bars and tip the guy playing as you stumble outside to puke your guts out on…
Neon Cross
“She laments how fucked up her past relationships were, while still trying to find something beautiful in it. It’s classic country, augmented by some downright killer steel guitar from John Schreffler, Jr. This opener should be in the…
Introducing
Aaron Frazer
“Tapping into lush early 70s songwriting while also doffing his cap to gospel and doo-wop, Aaron Frazer has crafted an album that sits perfectly with the sweet soul and low rider scenes, with his own lyricism marking him…
