Booze Radly — Lose, Badly
From the first chaotic strums on Lose, Badly, Philly indie rock band Booze Radly grabs hold and never lets go. The album is an electrifying tour de force of pain, isolation, and the liberation found in the eye of the…
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Karen Jonas — The Restless
Whatever you’re expecting from Karen Jonas’ new album The Restless, don’t get comfortable. This is a mature album written by someone who has fully embraced their power: lyrically, musically, as an artist, as a person. Jonas has always known how…
Destinie Lynn — Little Ghost
Destinie Lynn’s EP “Little Ghost” is a five-song collection that embodies all that ghostliness means. To be sure, there’s a good deal of haunting here, and Lynn takes us on a journey with lilting guitars and a singing voice that…
Lucero — Should’ve Learned By Now
I have a confession to make. I’ve never really listened to Lucero. I know what you’re thinking, and I agree — how? Virtually every band I reviewed between 2012 and 2016 was either in the band’s circle or heavily inspired…
Ernie Vincent Is The Once and Future “Original Dap King”
Ernie Vincent has more than earned his title of Dap King. His band The Top Notes have been a fixture in New Orleans since the early 1970s, working their own shows as well as backing many other artists. Vincent himself grew up…