By: John McCall Bookended by two evocative pieces entitled “A Small German” and “A Smaller German”, David Hopkins’ album Overlook is a remarkably complete and cohesive musical odyssey from one of the major songwriting and performing talents on the indie music scene today. He has an...
By: John McCall The BeeKeepers, a trio from the Norwich, Connecticut area, are singer/songwriters and multi-instrumentalists whose self produced debut Songs from the Hive, Vol. 1 is certain to make waves in the Americana music community, but their appeal obviously extends beyond those borders. They’ve scored...
By: James Stewart Edited by: John McCall Contagiously rhythmic, Hi Lo Ha's recently released 5 track EP, entitled "Ain't Gone Tonight", promises to take you on an indie rock journey with frontman Ben Reisdorph, bassist Brian Davis, James Fisher on drums, and Willie Rusert, on keys and...
By: John McCall Under The World, by Vowws, a duo from Australia, transplanted to LA, is the new full-length album produced by Matt and Rizz along with engineer Kevin S. McMahon, on Anti-Language Records in the US and Weyrd Son Records in Europe. Recorded in New...
By: John McCall NIK:11 recently released her latest synth-wave single “6AM” (radio edit). She has been on several tours in America, Japan and Europe gaining international recognition. NIK:11 was documented by Rolling Stone, Billboard, Spin, and Guitar School. Her music has a Hard-core electro groove sound,...
By: John McCall DC based three member band The Sirens just released their latest single “I Believe” To quote the band - "We just love playing our original music!" says the band. Influences include The Killers, Weezer, One Republic, Imagine Dragons, Sublime, Post Malone, and Tom Petty. To...
By: John McCall Most would agree most popular artists out there have something truly special to give to their fans. This goes above the typical attributes like raw talent, amazing songs, a nice voice, or even a very marketable look, sound and image. There’s something truly...
By: John McCall The evocatively titled Swan and Wolf is Nathaniel Bellows’ sophomore musical release heralds an artist in a constant state of evolution who has built on his stellar first album The Old Illusions with an even finer second effort that distills the debut’s strengths...
By: John McCall Madam West has certainly come a long way in a short amount of time. The band first came to life as a Bushwick based duo before bringing in additional members and finishing off as a quintet as we hear with this release. Warm...
By John McCall Adam Kirschner’s journey with the Noble Son project began in 2006 when he first met Joel Hamilton. The resulting songs from their meeting had likely been percolating in Kirschner’s consciousness for some time, but the tandem developed a rapport that stoked Kirschner’s creativity...