Album Reviews
Turn to Crime may have “Actions” but what else do they need?
by Scott Wilson The best way to think about Actions, the second album from the ...
Interviews
An interview with Night Riots, before the night riot
by Scott Wilson I met the members of Night Riots in the basement of Reggie’s ...
Album Reviews
Eskmo’s “SOL” is not made for the dentist’s office
by Scott Wilson SOL, Eskmo’s upcoming release, does not fit into any classifications. As an ...
Album Reviews
Poetry & prose combine: Lady Lamb the Beekeeper’s “After”
by Scott Wilson The young Aly Spaltro, now called Lady Lamb the Beekeeper, from Portland, ...
Album Reviews
Daniel Wilson cried thunder
by Scott Wilson Daniel Wilson suffers from an almost incurable disease, one that I suffer ...
Album Reviews
Keinemusik’s “Workparty Five” gives us a taste of Berlin’s EDM
by Scott Wilson Before we get to Berlin’s Keinemusik and their celebratory compilation Workparty Five, ...
Album Reviews
Changing the pace of Hip Hop, it’s Swelo
by Scott Wilson Swelo is not what I expected. When I was first introduced to ...
Album Reviews
The Bug’s “Angels & Devils” is on my mind
by Scott Wilson In the hotshot producer world there’s a lot of coattail riding, using ...
Album Reviews
The jazzy, off-beat, and exciting Valery Gore’s “Idols in The Dark Heart”
by Scott Wilson Jazzy with a touch of autobiography, Toronto’s Valery Gore’s new full-length studio ...
Album Reviews
Tre Mission’s “Stigmata” sends the artist in a new direction
by Scott Wilson After much anticipation and success with his debut album Malmaison last year, ...
Interviews
Panama makes The Vic their victim
by Scott Wilson Jarrah McCleary, lead singer/keyboardist/songwriter for Panama, hails from Sydney, Australia and aside ...
