Patrick Wolff’s Quartet brings “Hi-Fidelity Bebop” without bravado
There’s a dash of irony in Patrick Wolff’s disclosure that his quartet’s newest LP, Hi-Fidelity Bebop, was “recorded in a studio, with a really nice…
Not black or white: “Angels with Tattoos” champions a Grey view of character
There’s a delicate and difficult juggling act that hangs over the heads of anyone brave enough to try and rise above the crowded space that…
Let Cloud Caverns introduce you to “B. Ritter”
For the hundreds, thousands, millions, and billions of sequential moments humans live out their individual lives on this planet, there are countless places, settings, and…
The “Devil” is in the details on Stephen Babcock’s new single
When first gracing these pages back in 2016 with Said & Done, Stephen Babcock presented himself as the “Northern boy with the southern heart.” A songwriter who…
Lara Snow wants to spread a better state of mind with “Butter Knife”
While the summer slowly winds to a close, Tel Aviv-to-Berlin electro-pop artist, Lara Snow, seems content to retain a tight grasp on the long lasting…
Don’t forget to fill out these forms: Further musings on “The Death of Melody”
It’s ironic how, in an era of music history where the most heard, consumed, and promoted songs contain the least amount of melodic range, those…
Prepare for many “Phases” of enjoyment with Hexcut’s new EP
The search for new music has never led to a more wide, deep, and vastly colorful array of sounds than now. Boundaries relating to genre…
You read that right: Tigers on Trains return with “Penmanship” single
Ever have a piece of new music surface by an artist or band so purely enjoyable that the thought of dissecting it in a severely…
Striking Matches swings for familiar fences with “Boring” new single
What part of a new song stands out most during that first listen can vary from person to person. Some people connect with the lyrics;…
It’s no mystery: Listening to the “Night Call” OST is time well spent
The low, wide, buzzing tone that swells up from the depths within the first 15 seconds of Night Call’s “Introduction” track instills an eerie feeling…