Review: Marlene Oak tours vintage blues & torch song with new EP, ‘Silver Moon’
Bluesy torch singer mesmerizes with a truly impressive new EP.
Reviews
Review: ‘Acts of Desperation’ cuts to root of human pain
The new crime thriller examines pain, misery, PTSD and the bottom of human despair.
Review: ‘Level 16’ levels up on machismo-bound dystopia
The dystopian thriller exposes layers of greed, exploitation and true pain.
Review: Frances Luke Accord rise as majestic phoenixes on new EP, ‘Silver & Gold’
Folk duo engage with lush arrangements and sorrowful lyrics on their latest project.
Review: Davide Melini’s ‘LION’ will lick your bones clean
Melini’s psycho-thriller short film goes for fantastical tragedy and redemption.
Review: Mindy Gledhill cracks open new magical dimensions with ‘Rabbit Hole’
Mixing folk and pop, the singer-songwriter calls upon her tragic childhood within the Mormon Church for her comeback album.
Review: ‘1st Summoning’ is a bewitching slow-burn
New horror flick combs found-footage horror for a thrilling new reinvention.
Review: Gabriella Rose grieves on mental health & death row with debut EP, ‘Lost in Translation’
Soul-pop newcomer examines capital punishment, mental health and lost dreams on her debut EP.
Review: Alice Wallace lays down her weary heart with ‘Into the Blue’
With her fourth album, Americana’s darling sculpts a record of tragedy, devastation and triumph.
Review: ‘The 6th Friend’ examines the horrors of trauma & fame
The indie-horror flick, distributed through The Asylum, stars Jamie Bernadette and Chantelle Albers and deals heavily in trauma, recovery and fame.
Review: Liz Brasher brushes religion with the secular on debut album, ‘Painted Image’
The soul singer-songwriter explores love and loss through a Biblical lens on her debut album.
Review: Matt Palmer teeters on the brink of superstardom with ‘Get Lost’ EP
The pop newcomer turns a sour romance into triumph on his latest EP.
Review: Jeff Kelly and the Graveyard Shift generates piercing glows on self-titled debut album
The Americana-blues band take no prisoners on their debut album.
Review: Kim Petras spooks up a good time with Halloween mixtape, ‘Turn Off the Light, Vol. 1’
Petras blends pop and gothic terror on her Halloween-centric mixtape.
Review: The Band Perry find footing with delicious dark-pop on ‘COORDINATES’ EP
The former-country band finally uncover an addictive kind of pop music.
