A truly organic intersection of styles and rhythms, Hugh Harsher’s “off the beaten track” proves to be a blissed-out work of wonder. The loose, sun drenched approach has a jazzy…
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A mysterious aura permeates the whole of Cassilda and Carcosa’s “On The Shores of Hali”. With such unique literary references embedded in the artist’s name and the EP itself, it…
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A bright, joyous celebration of sound rolls through Foux’s sun-soaked “Afrikaans”. Utilizing the right level of play, his effortless interweaving of textures recalls Four Tet’s collage-like approach. The usage of…
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With a sound uniquely her own, Rasha Jay delves into a lush otherworldly atmosphere on the soothing “High Dive”. An effortless blend of R&B, soul, the blues, funk, and a…
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A long-forgotten dream emerges on the lush shoegaze inflections of mercvrial’s “the stars, like dust”. With a purely timeless sound, they have a feeling of true weightlessness. Their melodies have…
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Sung with such soulfulness, Richard Murray offers stories from a life lived most fully on the poetic “The Long Haul”. With firm roots in a traditional rustic country charm the…
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Blast Grave Robbert’s “The Nightmare Begins” as loud as you possibly can, for this is a physical assault on the senses. A pure piece of unhinged chaos, this is a…
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Peter Arvidson’s “A New Wilderness” has a dreamy, literary bent to it. The lyrics have an impressionistic quality to them as they tell stories of lives lived to the absolute…
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Dale Cazenave delves into a raw, rollicking rock and roll spirit with the stunning “Swamp Stories”. A true joy to behold, this is what it sounds like when rock gets…
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Ete’s sun-filled world of “You don’t fit in but you belong” embraces a sense of optimism while offering a truly unique voice. Unlimited in terms of genre, Ete deftly incorporates…
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Jeff Summa and the Roasters embrace a communal psychedelic spirit with the bluesy Americana of “Open Road Ahead”. With a great emphasis on space the tracks sprawl and drift up…
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Tony Marino explores tango’s rich history on the passionate “Tango Silhouette”. Over the course of the album Tony Marino opts for a wild, colorful approach to his sound. Every single…
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The Links opt for a multifaceted hybrid style on the sun-drenched “Take It Away”. Done with the greatest of care, the Links mess around with listener expectations. A raw gritty…
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Howard Herrick proves to be a musical chameleon with the stylistic journey that is his self-titled debut. Featuring a wide range of influences ranging all the way from Hercules &…
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