Adam Nelson reimagines childhood memories and joy on “Mushroom Kingdom Grooves”
The Jazz/Funk album “Mushroom Kingdom Grooves” by Adam Nelson is fun and upbeat, with a bold, modern take on memories. There are five songs on the release, totaling just under 13 minutes, and it’s a small burst of creativity meant to make people happy, bring back memories, and keep them
I, Captain starts a bold new chapter with “Turnable” album
I, Captain creates an album with “Turnable” that is both timeless and modern, like a record stored away for years that is now worth a lot. This third full-length album, rooted in rock and alternative music, marks a turning point for the band and offers you a richer experience grounded
Atmo Nura delivers a cinematic confession with new album, “Midnight Gambit”
On “Midnight Gambit,” a 10-track cinematic indie-pop album that’s less a collection of songs and more a carefully plotted journey, Atmo Nura is confidently stepping into the glow of urban nightfall. The album runs to 38 minutes and 17 seconds and plays like a nighttime drive through neon-brewed streets, emotional
Lorraine Leckie and Her Demons launch a poetic voyage with “Goddamn Outer Space” LP
Lorraine Leckie and Her Demons venture audaciously into unknown realms with “Goddamn Outer Space,” their eighth album and one of their most artistically ambitious creations to date. This record is a fully developed psychological landscape, shaped by two years of exploration and created in collaboration with guitarist and producer Hugh
Johan Hoffman redefines expression with “Day One” album
Johan Hoffman makes a bold leap to center stage with “Day One,” a ten-song journey that defies categorization under folk rock and dream-pop/psych art rock boundaries. The album is an intimate, cinematic exploration of identity, memory, and transformation where every song exists as its own living, breathing entity in Hoffman’s
Kay Soul redefines strength with new album “Heavy Set”
Combining the reflective heat of ’90s R&B with gospel touches and a resilient hip-hop sensibility, Kay Soul serves it up righteous on her new project, “Heavy Set,” a soulful 12-track journey that dares to challenge society’s expectations while championing self-respect and inner strength. Running just under 37 minutes, “Heavy Se”
A!MS lights the global scene with new album “Peak Season”
British Cypriot artist A!MS is pushing the limits that define musical limitations with his recent breakout release, “Peak Season,” an edgy 9-track LP that merges reggae and worldly sounds with a dash of dance for what he calls “Global Street.” Written and recorded in the idyllic isolation of Cyprus, a
Monsieur Herr breaks the mold with new album “Buying Into the Hype”
Monsieur Herr once again finds himself head-on with his latest 12-track album, “Buying Into the Hype.” Still, at almost exactly 43 minutes, the album offers a kaleidoscopic overview of indie rock, post-punk, art rock, new wave, and psychedelic dabbling all channeled through an artist who, it must be stressed, knows
Will Sims reclaims his sound with new album “Do You Feel Alive?”
After a ten-year journey full of surprises and a tenacious creative drive, Will Sims has finally released “Do You Feel Alive?,” a scorching 7-track genre mash-up that combines punk grit, pop shimmer, and electronic exploration. Released after years of musical metamorphosis, the album emerged as a bold reckoning of artistic
ReeToxA channels 90s spirit into modern classic with “Pines Salad”
On ReeToxA’s debut album, “Pines Salad,” longtime songwriter behind the moniker Jason McKee steps from behind the curtain with a 14-track aural feast that’s as musically reflective as it is unapologetically now. From the lead single, “Bobbie,” which he wrote after his mother’s death while serving prison, to the swaggering
