Record Revue: MISSING PET – PITCH DARKNESSRecord Revue: MISSING PET – PITCH DARKNESS
Adam Platek goes big, bold, and dark with his new EP.[...]
Category: Record Revue
Record Revue: Hayden Joseph – DisorganizedRecord Revue: Hayden Joseph – Disorganized
Hayden Joseph impresses with his new album.[...]
Record Revue: Nashville Exile – Hand DrawnRecord Revue: Nashville Exile – Hand Drawn
Nashville Exile drop out of the sky with their debut LP.[...]
Record Revue: Winston Liv – Joan of SnarkRecord Revue: Winston Liv – Joan of Snark
Winston Liv galvanizes “thinking you’re destined for greatness and also thinking you’re worthless” through stained glass on their debut album. Joan of Snark, a reference to the iconic tragic figure[...]
Record Revue: Paper Comet – Paper CometRecord Revue: Paper Comet – Paper Comet
Kelly Dunham Schneider, known professionally as Paper Comet, drenches her new self-titled EP with hope and resilience. “Neither one of us can do it on our own,” she coos between[...]
Record Revue: Orange Oak – almost, I thought to myselfRecord Revue: Orange Oak – almost, I thought to myself
Filippa Frisell and Erik Olsson carve tremendous sorrow into life’s coarse bark. Even when they’re offering olive branches of hope, there’s an unshakable heaviness flowing through their musical grooves. Together,[...]
Record Revue: Damon Brock – Keep On EPRecord Revue: Damon Brock – Keep On EP
Damon Brock roots around in his life for songwriting inspiration. Whether it’s finding hope and resilience in his wife or the grief coursing through his veins after his father’s death,[...]
Record Revue: Nogonomas! – Work EPRecord Revue: Nogonomas! – Work EP
Nogonomas!‘s “Sorry” falls like fresh teardrops upon a polished hardwood floor. Crystalline shapes tumble, crash, and scatter. It’s the kind of career-defining song that showcases an artist’s sterling talents. “Didn’t[...]
Record Revue: Bunny X – Love on a High FloorRecord Revue: Bunny X – Love on a High Floor
Movies, TV, and music are all about nostalgia these days. And it’s easy to see why. In 2026, it’s very difficult to be human. We turn to the comfort art[...]
Record Revue: Tara Craig – I’ve Been Looking for You EPRecord Revue: Tara Craig – I’ve Been Looking for You EP
The cover art for Tara Craig‘s forthcoming EP, I’ve Been Looking for You, shows a crackling, roaring campfire in the desert. A group of people can be seen as faint,[...]
Record Revue: Brent Funkhouser – HomegrownRecord Revue: Brent Funkhouser – Homegrown
A whole world can change in five years. Since his 2021 studio record, Americana singer-songwriter Brent Funkhouser witnessed his world shapeshift and expand in surprising ways. His art sprouted wings[...]
Record Revue: Bird – Held Here TogetherRecord Revue: Bird – Held Here Together
Bird haunts like a ghost trapped in purgatory. That’s most evident right from the start in “The Film,” a stormy, reflective ode that could soundtrack a disastrously somber story about[...]
Record Revue: CJ Sooy – Is Anything RealRecord Revue: CJ Sooy – Is Anything Real
CJ Sooy‘s debut EP, Is Anything Real, feels like one of those dusty, scrappy cassette tapes that had to be hidden from strict, overbearing parents. Dripping in influences (Oasis and[...]
Record Revue: Ryan Rickenbach – SirensRecord Revue: Ryan Rickenbach – Sirens
There’s something about a voice that slaps you across the face when you first hear it. Ryan Rickenbach crashes like a wrecking ball into the eardrums. When his voice swings[...]
Record Revue: Dakoda Rollins – 288 Troubadour EPRecord Revue: Dakoda Rollins – 288 Troubadour EP
The moment the twang dips into “This Ain’t My First (Rodeo),” you know Dakoda Rollins isn’t messing around. The song fuels his new EP, 288 Troubadour, a high-voltage record that’s[...]
