Review

Sigrid more than proves her pop prowess on second studio album, How To Let Go.  The first time I had ever heard of Norwegian singer-songwriter Sigrid was in 2017, when she released the song Everybody Knows, which appeared in the film Justice League. A terrific song in a sadly terrible movie.  But I do remember being in love with that song. I played it every day … [Read more...] about Sigrid: How To Let Go – Review

Californian native Kehlani approaches the spring-summer season in style with their sensual third album, blue water road. Six years after hitting big with the Suicide Squad soundtrack’s fourth lead single, Gangsta, Kehlani has made a change with the far less reckless blue water road. The album strikes a deft balance between the hard-hitting hip-hop beats of the singer’s 2020 … [Read more...] about Kehlani: blue water road – Review

With her second extended play, Car Therapy Sessions, Faye Webster stumbles backwards, treading familiar ground instead of paving the way forward.  Ever since she first entered the music scene back in 2013 with the release of her debut studio album Run and Tell, American singer-songwriter Faye Webster has served as somewhat of an indie darling.  She isn’t a household … [Read more...] about Faye Webster: Car Therapy Sessions – EP Review

Heavenly Trip to Hell unleash the beast on their hard-hitting EP, Pumpkin Man.  Californian Industrial Metal band Heavenly Trip to Hell really know how to get their fans going. With tracks full of inviting energy, big sounds and real-life struggles, they are able to form a kinship with those that are willing to be sucked into their metal-based world. New EP Pumpkin Man … [Read more...] about Heavenly Trip To Hell: Pumpkin Man – Review

Frank Cogliano creates short yet well-thought-out electronic showcases on the enigmatic new album, Computers of the World. Brooklyn-based Electronic music composer and producer Frank Cogliano takes a different route to his music. With an edgy cinematic sound that builds but doesn’t outstay its welcome, Cogliano manages to encompass many ideas into short and powerful pieces … [Read more...] about Frank Cogliano: Computers of the World – Review

Rooftops & Riversides, the new extended play from indie-folk singer Reema, is an extremely relaxing and fun listen, even if it’s pretty short.  There’s nothing worse than getting to the end of a really strong album and realizing that it’s, well, over. You wonder what the album would’ve been like had it been one or two songs longer. Would it even make a … [Read more...] about Reema: Rooftops & Riversides – EP Review