Album Reviews
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LeeLah – Kali’s Fire
By Emily Clingman Self described as an original world beat rock band devoted to wholeness, oneness, healing and connection to…
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Kingman Brewster – Kingman Brewster
reverbnation.com/kingmanbrewster With their self-titled debut, local hybrid outfit Kingman Brewster set out to show that rap-metal can still work, but…
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Bad Weather California – Sunkissed
badweathercalifornia.com Loose melodies come together on Bad Weather California’s latest full-length without much hesitation, threaded together by Chris Adolf’s righteous…
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Cary Morin – Sing It Louder
carymorin.com A well-traveled, world-renowned artist with multiple projects and groups, Cary Morin strips it down for his most recent solo…
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Halden Wofford & The Hi*Beams – Live! At Hodi’s
hibeams.com The taste and feel of live music is second to none. When a super-group like Halden Wofford & The…
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The Echo Chamber – Vikings From the Future
reverbnation.com/theechochamber If I had a black leather jet pack complete with whiskey dispenser, metal studs and an electric guitar, Vikings…
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Language Love – Amor Creador
languagelovemusic.com The cosmic side of bass music is where Amor Creador takes place, a ten-track trip of druggy, psychedelic glitch-hop.…
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Wasteland Hop – Mother Acre
By Conor Hooley wastelandhop.com Dystopia’s at the doorstep all over again. Packed full of bleak moods and visceral lyricism, Mother…
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Tyler T. – A World to Wander
By Charlie Englar myspace.com/tylertmusic The free-spiritedness and lofty, cloud-like energy radiating from Tyler T.’s album, A World To Wonder, is…
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Turn 4 – What Do You Do About It
By Dusty Ray myspace.com/turn4country For all its catchiness and hook-laden composition, Turn 4’s latest cut, What You Do About It,…