The Cerny Brothers’ debut album is as close to perfection as it gets. Since the Cerny Brothers actually are brothers, I could speak to the intimacy of their performances or the way they seem to instinctively complement each other and…
It’s a gorgeous summer day. I woke up with every intention of getting stuff done and going to the gym. And now I’m sitting here defrosting the water reservoir I didn’t know I had in my refrigerator. Fortunately, I have…
Meg Olsen’s debut EP, Deal From the Bottom, is an impressive start. A former film industry grunt and current fashion writer, Olsen saw the light and began to make music. We should be glad she did. In case the cover…
Kent Goolsby comes out swinging on his third album, Trophies of Youth. If his warm, raspy voice sounds familiar, it’s because you heard him front the unfortunately defunct The Only Sons. Goolsby is really excellent at creating moods. All three…
Unfortunately, we don’t have time machines (yet.) So the closest you’re going to get to an old timey roadhouse is going to have to be Rick Adams’s new solo album, No Cover at the Door. This is a really fun…
I’m afraid I’ve had a bit of writers’ block lately, but I didn’t want that to stop me from telling you about Danni Nicholls’ debut album. A Little Redemption showcases a truly unique artist’s work. Nicholls moves from nightclub jazz,…
I cannot begin to explain how cool Smooth Hound Smith is. A duet comprised of multi-instrumentalist Zach Smith and singer Caitlyn Doyle, Smooth Hound Smith brings it like any full band. Everything on this album is so effortless. The hooks,…
If her voice doesn’t get you, her lyrics will. This is a quiet album. Don’t expect any flashiness here. But that’s because Mure doesn’t need flash. She’s confident in herself and she has every right to be. Odyssey is muted…