August 6, 2025

T. Hardy Morris Gravitates Towards Lo-fi Indie Rock Sounds on Carl Broemel-produced Solo LP ‘Artificial Tears’ (ALBUM REVIEW)

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Four years have passed since T. Hardy Morris — former member of Dead Confederate and Diamond Rugs — released his last critically acclaimed solo album, The Digital Age of Rome.

LISTEN: Sam Siefert Ensemble Project Create Sweeping Jazz With Colorful Crescendos On “Despite Everything”

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The Sam Siefert Ensemble Project is a large ensemble from Innsbruck (Austria), including 11 musicians. The sound of the ensemble is a mixture of different vibes, colors, and emotions. In

LISTEN: Tuxis Giant’s “Days” Is Immersive Yet Simplistic Indie Rock With A Twist

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Tuxis Giant formed in 2015, when frontperson Matt O’Connor (they/them) holed up in a Vermont cabin to record the band’s self-titled debut. In the 10 years since, Tuxis Giant has

Hayes Carll Turns Inward With Clever and Charming Songcraft on ‘We’re Only Human’ (ALBUM REVIEW)

John Moore August 6, 2025 No Comments

Like John Prine and Jerry Jeff Walker before him, Hayes Carll has made a career out of blending mellow, infectious acoustic folk with sharp, often humorous portraits of everyday people.

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T. Hardy Morris Gravitates Towards Lo-fi Indie Rock Sounds on Carl Broemel-produced Solo LP ‘Artificial Tears’ (ALBUM REVIEW)

LISTEN: Sam Siefert Ensemble Project Create Sweeping Jazz With Colorful Crescendos On “Despite Everything”

LISTEN: Tuxis Giant’s “Days” Is Immersive Yet Simplistic Indie Rock With A Twist

Hayes Carll Turns Inward With Clever and Charming Songcraft on ‘We’re Only Human’ (ALBUM REVIEW)

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