Cd Review – Dave Snediker – Let It Ride
Upstate New York's very own Dave Snediker is a man of many talents. The singer/songwriter is a multi-instrumentalist who plays not only guitar but also drums. Throughout years of ...
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Spiritual Rez – Setting In the West – CD Review
Setting in the West, the new album from Boston's Spiritual Rez, is everything you would expect from the Reggae-Funk maestros. They have once again concocted an uplifting, danceabl ...
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CD Review – TAUK – Sir Nebula
Sir Nebula, the third studio album from Oyster Bay's TAUK, is an invigorating journey through all the genres that have put them on the map. Per usual, the band offers a sonic tra ...
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CD Review – Shotgun Wedding – South of Somewhere
Shotgun Wedding - South of Somewhere Released: February, 2016 I can't say enough about Shotgun Wedding and their debut release, South of Somewhere. This is a country band, but a ...
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CD Review: Hayley Jane and the Primates – Gasoline
Damn you Hayley Jane! You didn’t tell me it would be like crack or some crazed, obsessive, one sided love affair that would leave me seeking more, however I could get it - doesn’ ...
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CD Review – Grace Potter – Midnight
Grace Potter recently released her second solo effort entitled Midnight, on Hollywood Records. Best known for her accomplishments with The Nocturnals, she hasn't released a solo ...
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CD Review: Ryan Montbleau Band – Growing Light
Ryan Montbleau Band - 'Growing Light' Release Date: April 21, 2015 The brand new release from the Ryan Montbleau Band marks the end of an era. Most bands that are in their prime ...
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CD Review: Turkuaz – Stereochrome
Back in April of this year, Brooklyn powerfunk innovators Turkuaz released a four song EP titled Stereochrome. It was released on Techne Records label and was recorded in Brookly ...
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