Jonathan Tiersten & The Ten Tiers – We'll See
By Charlie Englar Jonathan Tiersten and his band the Ten Tiers make one thing known on their new five song EP, We’ll See: They are going for national recognition and regular play on Top 40 […]
By Charlie Englar Jonathan Tiersten and his band the Ten Tiers make one thing known on their new five song EP, We’ll See: They are going for national recognition and regular play on Top 40 […]
By Devin Morse Clean, catchy, and upbeat, Rachel Platten is a nice little twist on an age-old musical formula. Be Here is a pop-frankenstein of sorts – recalling bits of Carole King, Alanis Morissette, Regina […]
By Brady Smith So you think white boys can’t dance? Play this album and see what the whitest kids you know can do. Even though the title of the album is 40 degrees away from […]
By Conor Hooley Mourning Foxes is the new full-length release from Fort Collins-based producer Doctype, bearing witness to his skills both as a producer and DJ with seven original tracks, one remix and a 20-minute […]
By Dusty Ray Captain Cog and the Over the Ozone Gang’s latest album blatantly defies definition; it is an unabashed experiment in genre-jumping. A little bit of everything is on this cut: Country, punk, rap, […]
By Charlie Englar Fear of the Unknown is laced with strong examples of the many things musicians strive for when making an album. Fortier’s writing and lyrics are excellent; his theme remains hefty throughout; he […]
By Dusty Ray The salty brine lapping at your brow, a cool sea breeze blowing through your beard, the sweet taste of rum on your lips; these sensations can all be found on Band of […]
By Devin Morse Nostalgic, passionate, and a little bit dreamy, Justin Roth strikes a balance between simple instrumental elements and complex musical composition. Now You Know presents ten songs of the singer-songwriter vein – everything […]
By Dusty Ray Eerie, lo-fi, and surprisingly catchy is the only way to describe the Cotton Keys’ recent release, Sweatshop Sounds. An array of influences reveal themselves on this album; sounds that range from Explosions […]
By Dusty Ray It comes as no surprise that Carmen Sandim has mastered the intricacies and subtleties of good jazz. A native of Brazil, Sandim has been studying piano since she was seven years old […]
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