Jae Amends ii, Eternity Independent ii, Eternity is the latest release by Jae Amends, also known as singer-songwriter-producer Doug Haynes. Best known as the singer and guitarist with the alt-pop band HIGHS, Haynes has created a truly unique [...]
Julian Lennon Jude BMG Jude is Julian Lennon’s seventh studio album, and his first album of new material in over ten years. His last album, the brilliant Everything Changes, noted a change in Lennon’s music. His music became more complicated, [...]
Sparky’s Magic Piano Never Twice The Same Colour Independent There was rarely a middle ground with something that was labelled Britpop. That includes more or less anything that came out of UK from the late 80s up to mid-90s, either some [...]
The Afghan Whigs How Do You Burn? Royal Cream/BMG When Greg Dulli and his The Afghan Whigs started out in the nineties they were dubbed as one of the progenitors of grunge. Yet, throughout their career, Dulli and his bandmates always had the [...]
Yungblud Yungblud Locomotion/Geffen Records There comes a time in every artist’s development where they rise above early influences and present themselves as fully formed entities. In his eponymously-titled third album, Yungblud (née Dominic [...]
The Orchids Dreaming Kind Skep Wax Coming back with their first release since 2015, the Glasgow band The Orchids present Dreaming Kind, 13 tracks of intricate, groovy indie pop centered around ideas of romantic futility, unintended [...]
Walter DeBarr Maybe There’s A Time Independent Some reviews are very difficult to write for many reasons. For me, this is a tough one, because not only was I a fan of Mr. Walter DeBarr but also a friend. His death came as a blow as we, his [...]
Sean Thompson’s Weird Ears Sean Thompson’s Weird Ears Curation Records The debate on what constitutes Americana music, whether there are any connected genres (like Canadiana) and what else should be included and what not is still [...]
