Church House Blues is the most fully realized album of Crystal Shawanda’s split career. She began as an indigenous musician growing up on the Wikwemikong reserve on an island in
Nowadays, films no longer seem to have an impact in the eyes of the viewer due to its quality, but rather depends on how much money they make. In this
Brett Newski’s fourth studio album Don’t Let the Bastards Get You Down (due out April 17th) is a call to arms against whatever destructive forces we may find ourselves battling, from
Leslie Mendelson’s If You Can’t Say Anything Nice …is a worthy successor to 2017’s Love and Murder, one of the best records of that year (along another on which she
To be clear this is not the first album from Reverend Shawn Amos, it’s just the first with his newly formed band, The Brotherhood. Oh, in case you’re wondering, Amos
Admittedly this writer was drawn to Irish roots rocker Ben Reel when learning that the album was produced by Will Kimbrough and Tommy Womack. Then, Reel’s voice just took over
These are some trying times for the world, but Diane Gentile has lived through recent life-altering events and grown from them, fronting The Gentle Men on their newest album The
Lover & A Fighter, Devil Doll’s new album (out May 1st) backs vibrant vignettes (“Ballad of the Rearview Mirror”) with carefully etched narratives (“Back Home to Me”). “I thought ‘lover
Even if you don’t know the names of the members of the Country Westerns, you likely know their work. Drummer Brian Kotzur starred in Harmony Korine’s film Trash Humpers and
Indie pop vanguards The Mommyheads have continued to reappear at the most opportune times following their groundbreaking experimental indie-pop years of 1989-1998. Experimental sounds would mix with flawless harmonies in
