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Alpha Centauri turns life, risk & reinvention into a bold release on "The Future Right Now" [Album Review]

Alpha Centauri begins a new creative chapter with "The Future Right Now," a dynamic 10-track debut album that blends funk, R&B, indie rock, and Afrobeat, built on unfiltered st...

Album Review – Pony Bradshaw’s “Ode To Humidity”

Bradshaw takes that same blisteringly ambitious and expansive approach to writing songs, and also brings it to producing and arranging them. certain songs and moments absolutely ov...

Reviews: The Rock Music - Not Alone

It took me a few listens to really appreciate just how good The Rock Music’s Not Alone is. The album definitely grew on me, and with each listen I found myself discove...

Michael Falzarano – Sunrise Over The Unknown | Album Review

Michael Falzarano – Sunrise Over The Unknown Hypnotation Records www.michaelfalzarano.com 13 songs time – 59:11 Singer/songwriter/guitarist Michael Falzarano is a product of the Sa...

Blizzard & Big Shaady Create 1 Unified Sound for Bizarre to Advise “Don’t Cross the Street” (Album Review)

New studio LP & the 10th overall from Detroit, Michigan emcee Bizarre. Emerging as an original member of D12 led by the late Proof, he was also among the first in the crew to p...

“F.U. S.M.D. 3 (For U, Some Musical Distraction 3)” Finds Mr. Green Getting Serious as a Performer Despite Using AI for...

Here we have the 3rd solo extended play from Highland Park, New Jersey born producer Mr. Green now based out of New York City. For nearly 2 decades already, this guy has produced f...

REVIEW: Wonderlick Loves You – Self-titled

Madopelli Observes “The Unkindness” of the World Rapidly Increasing (Album Review)

Yes, this is the brand new LP & 5th overall from California City horrorcore duo Madopelli. Consisting of M.A.D & Ant Dog, the pair have also gone on to drop a couple of mix...

Ryan “Bluwrath” Newman – Wrath of Blues | Album Review

Ryan “Bluwrath” Newman – Wrath of Blues Blind Racoon – 2026 www.ryanbluwrathnewman.com 14 tracks; 57 minutes Ryan “Bluwrath” Newman’s debut album is a really good start. Newman and...

"This Mirror Weighs a Ton" By Interpol

Partisan Records Producer: Andrew Wyatt The post-punk revival legends toss out any notion of a stripped-back sound for their eighth album, giving audiences orchestral instruments,...

REVIEW: Randy Barnes – Self-Titled RB

Album Review – Zach Bryan’s “Young Manhood and Other Donatable Organs”

What do you do when you've just now turned 30, and you've already sold your song catalog for a reported $350 million? Apparently what you do is you release an 8-song EP to accompan...

Mike D: Thank You – Album Review

Founding Beastie Boys member Mike D returns with a crunching new solo record some 15 years after his previous band's final album. The post Mike D: Thank You – Album Review appeared...

The Crapsons: Sunshine On Keith – Album Review

The Crapsons: Sunshine On Keith (Crap Records) Released 2 October 2026, pre-orders live All Formats The worldview of Birkenhead’s The Crapsons is delivered with a dose of sarcasm a...

Brian Kelly Casts A New Spell With “Wizard Kelly Brifalfa” Album

Brian Kelly returns with an eleven-track offering that blends razor-sharp storytelling with infectious production, proving...

ALBUM REVIEW: Bloc Party – Anatomy Of A Brief Romance

There was a time when Bloc Party sounded like nobody else. When Silent Alarm arrived in 2005, its nervy guitars, angular rhythms and restless energy helped define a particular stra...

ALBUM REVIEW: Interpol – This Mirror Weighs A Ton

Having tracked Interpol’s trajectory for over two decades, following them can feel like tracing a long, beautifully dark shadow across modern indie rock. Their first two records re...

Album Review – Riley Downing’s “Landfill Poetry”

Whether through his work with the New Orleans-based music collective The Deslondes, or his numerous collaborations with other performers, or his first solo album a few years back,...

“Dark Side of the Ring 4” Takes It Back to What Action Figure 973’s Always Been Known For (EP Review)

Another extended play & the 15th overall from Belleville, New Jersey emcee/producer Action Figure 973. For a while at this point, his first couple mixtapes followed by his last...

The Alleged: Now Or Never – Album Review

The Alleged: Now Or Never (Doune Castle Music) CD | DL | Streaming Out Now A new album of old songs from one of Glasgow’s first New Wave bands, The Alleged, has all the bite of the...

Grey DeLisle “Don’t Turn Around”

Sublime album from acclaimed songwriter which reaps its own rewards. Given that Grey DeLisle keeps herself quite busy doing voice animation, it’s always a pleasure when she finds t...

Solo tha Secret Recruits Some of Long Beach’s Finest for “Secret Affiliates” (Album Review)

This is the 5th studio LP from Long Beach, California emcee, producer & audio engineer Solo tha Secret. Making his full-length debut Intellectual Property at the beginning of 2...

Review: Eli Paperboy Reed ‘Getting There’

Review: Eli Paperboy Reed ‘Getting There’ By Hal Horowitz Fans of blue-eyed soulman Eli Paperboy Reed have enjoyed plenty of passionate, often searing music from the singer over th...

REVIEW: Mama’s Broke “Reunion”