Album Reviews

This alt-rock band from Detroit sort of resembles a 70’s underground British rock band. Left Over Right is a strong album, consistent with the driving power of upbeat sounds, heavy on the organ riffs and […]

Watch Me Fly is Susannah’s first album, and is composed with a strong, harmonic voice. Her songs are upbeat, simple and progressive. Lyrics about sunny skies, mountains, campfires, microbrews, doin’ okay, and being together in […]

3 Stars It starts with the outro. “Get Up,” is catchy with its admonishment to get off the couch and be part of something bigger than ourselves. “Joe’z Hustlerz,” set to old Ghostbusters song, is […]

4 1/2 Stars The New Years Eve release date for “The Maestro and The Elephant” should tell you what perennial scene favorites, Fierce Bad Rabbit, might hope to accomplish with their latest album. With their […]

4 Stars In his debut album, All The Right Reasons, Robert ClineJr., gives us lots of reasons to love this album. With its heartwarming lyrics, intertwined with harmonica melodies, guitar slides, and front porch-swinging rhythms, […]

2 Stars If you like old-timey simple songs than this is the album for you. Travis Bruner and Peter Harris are a two part team with an eclectic grouping of guitars and a bass. To […]

4 Stars One of the most important traits of a musician is his or her ability to balance the message of any song with the tone of the music. In the case of Alone At […]

4 Stars You know how the saying goes: “less is more.” Well, ultimately, this holds true for local, funk, rock, electrical act Trichome, whose latest album is high on quality and short on quantity. The […]

3 Stars Though the genre and vocal styling of Chris Thompson & The Coral Creek String Band may not appeal to all audiences, there is an undeniable skill and energy conveyed through the instrumentation that […]