If you love your indie rock and post-punk laced in pop melodies, then Louise Aubrie‘s Time Honoured Alibi is the album for you. Made in London and now breaking in New York, Ms. Aubrie has arrived with her 2nd album produced by Boz Boorer, a pioneer of the British rockabilly movement. Sidenote: Boz is a […]
Album Reviews
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Mammothor Preparing Their Purebred Rock and Roll
Mammothor rocks. There’s no other way to say it. The first thing that caught my attention was their name (I want to throw that out there). Mammothor just sounds bad ass. I asked them how they chose this name in our interview. The music lives up to its name. Influenced by everything from 70s Zeppelin […]
Acid Challenge from BlackSam Records – get your “tickets”
I’m imagining it’s 1:30 a.m. (ok it is, so what?) and I’m kicked back on the edge, just watching… One of those big festivals like Bonnaroo and the subtle change in crowd is happening as the daytrippers turn into to night-lighting day glo and neon streamers ready to party on til the break of dawn […]
Beautiful Daze With Whyte Noyse
With diverse roots of Ska, Rock, Soul, Pop and Reggae, Whyte Noyse curves the journey of the mind with songs that inspire, moving the soul while spiritually flowing to the dance floor. As the heart skips a beat, the windows of Bob Marley, Maroon 5, Modest Mouse, Vampire Weekend and Sublime intertwined channel the influence […]
No Surprise – Phil Stoodley – Good Surprise
Got a good one from waayyy down and left of middle Tennessee. New Zealander, Phil Stoodley’s debut solo record No Surprise flew in from down under down under like a bird from paradise, and landed itself gracefully in my headset with treats and goodies gathered with care for the birds waiting back in the nest. Stoodley has […]
Big Lo’s Magnum Opiates Adventure
Who’s God’s right? Who’s God’s wrong? Who’s God’s weak? Who’s God’s strong? I found God at an opiate parlor in Hong Kong, being seduced by a harlot humming a love song.” Despite the debauchery and degradation that might be signaled by the above quote, Big Lo‘s new album Magnum Opiates is the perfect display of […]
Philly, Get Ready for Positive Revolution
This week, I’ve been getting some good music in the ol’ mailbox, but this new track from Revolution really stands out! Not just a “positive attitude” song, it’s straight-up a testament to faith – something I needed to hear, right now. You see, as I write, it’s one of those faith-trying times. The fam is […]
Emma Shaka – “Who I Am” – one Baaaad Chick!
Emma Shaka makin’ me shake-a da fist… I hate it when they do this to me… ask me to review some record and tell me it’s “pop” or what-not and then it’s hard-rock and all dark and weird, and then it turns into some kind of off the wall jazzy guitar thing with these twisted […]
Jariko’s Contagious Love is Infectious
I almost turned it off or at least skipped to the next song after the first few bars of “Contagious Love” – the first cut on the latest self-titled EP by Jariko. You see, it started up with that autotune stuff and if you’ve ever read any of my reviews, you know that makes me cringe. I’m […]
Speak Deluxe With Award Winning Marla Mase
Marla Mase is a writer, performer, producer, singer, and songwriter from New York City. Not limiting herself to music, she also writes plays, monologues, short stories, erotica, blogs and poems. She just finished her first tour of China where she was invited by Friends of the UN to perform for UN Global Peace Day in […]
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