Lee Fields Let’s Get A Groove On Daptone “How soul music used to be back in the day/When it was all rough, yeah, and nasty and genuine!”, sings Lee Fields on the [...]
Pearl Jam Gigaton Republic Records Grunge legend Pearl Jam has made its long-awaited return with Gigaton, its first album since 2013’s Lightning Bolt and its first taste of new music [...]
Big Sugar Eternity Now Universal Music Grammy nominated Big Sugar returns with new record Eternity Now, the first Big Sugar album in five years. Not surprisingly, it’s [...]
The Orb Abolition Of The Royal Familia Cooking Vinyl I find it hard to believe that The Orb have been making records for almost 30 years. Their debut album, The [...]
Daniel Romano’s Outfit Okay, Wow You’ve Changed Records Daniel Romano reminds one of the artists of old. Some of us remember artists, such as Waylon Jennings, Willie [...]
The Birthday Massacre Diamonds Metropolis Records Toronto natives The Birthday Massacre present their signature sound of electronic synth-inspired pop-rock in the form of [...]
The Chats High Risk Behaviour Bargain Bin Records Australia’s The Chats have released their much-anticipated full length, High Risk Behaviour. Self-described “shed rock” or [...]
Spirit Dies First Lost And Found Perturb Records Meet the duo, Marina Verdi and Joey Weedmark, that are Spirit Dies First,. After five years and a few singles, they [...]
Pacific Range High Upon The Mountain Curation Records Thank goodness there are bands such as Pacific Range who are carrying on the tradition of the California/L.A. [...]
Gisun Fin Independent Fin is the third E.P. from Vancouver-based Gisun. Since 2017, Gisun has been releasing EPs consistently and building an audience, and this is perhaps her best work yet. [...]
Charlotte Cornfield In My Corner Next Door Records Charlotte Cornfield has delivered a four-track EP, In My Corner, a new offering that includes two covers and two [...]
The Wild! Still Believe In Rock And Roll eOne Music Over the course of the last half decade, the world seems to have rediscovered their interest in rock by [...]
Daniel Romano Visions Of The Higher Dream You’ve Changed Records You have to love Daniel Romano. The prolific artist does not let anything slow him down, [...]
The Goners Good Mourning RidingEasy Records Simply put, The Goners are one of the coolest and heaviest garage rock bands I’ve heard in years. Not since first hearing Uncle Acid [...]
girlongirl Take Independent Do yourself a favour and take a minute to check out this new alt-rock album. Girlongirl’s full-length debut, TAKE, is a cohesive weave of many audible [...]
The Bombpops Death In Venice Beach Fat Wreck Chords This is a band who absolutely have found their moment. Check out the promotional poster for “Zero Remorse” and you [...]
Jane Siberry A World Without Music Independent Jane Siberry is no stranger to live albums, A World Without Music being her fifth. You can be sure when she decides to [...]
Bleach Day as if always Birdwatcher Vermont duo of Loui Kiley and Vinny Marksohn, aka Bleach Day released their sophomore album as if always when COVID-19 was still ‘something [...]
Swamp Dogg Sorry You Couldn’t Make It Joyful Noise/Pioneer Works Press Jerry “Swamp Dogg” Williams (Jr.) began recording at the age of 12 in 1954 and has gone [...]
