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7 May 2021

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Sam Green and the Time Machine Quietly Making Incredible Music for 10 Years

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If you value first rate singer/songwriter material and unique perspective, the bookends of Sam Green’s recording career the last eight years merit your attention. Green and his Time Machine project has brought together a cadre of musical talents enhancing his already considerable talents. Comparing the album releases from these disparate points likewise illustrates his ongoing […]

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4 May 2021

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Fredo Viola’s “My New Head” 

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Presented to us with a delicate vocal and a barebones instrumental backdrop as to maximize the effect of the lyrics, “Black Box” is one of the more memorable tracks in Fredo Viola’s My New Head, but unmistakably only a single chapter in a vast, personal story that is the album in its entirety. Throughout every song […]

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23 April 2021

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Brian Shapiro Band – All We Can See (LP)

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The Brian Shapiro Band is an East Coast based trio whose debut effort All We Can See rates as one of the most interesting releases in 2021. It’s a heartening development that, despite the pandemic-induced disarray of the past year plus, musical units such as the Brian Shapiro Band are as creative as ever. The nine track […]

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19 April 2021

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Robert Miller Releases Second Solo Effort

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Robert Miller legitimately might be one of the hardest working and dedicated musicians you might not have heard of. In a time when the pandemic has made it a lot more difficult to keep up with the never-ending output of “content” based music, Miller is more thoughtful than that, especially on his newest solo venture, […]

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14 April 2021

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Dova Lewis’s Debut EP

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Dova Lewis’s debut EP, is the culmination of a stranger than fiction road to realization. The self titled work, contains the single, “Dreamer,” which is something of a quintessential addition to her catalog. At four songs, the EP seems to be something of an appetizer, for what is yet to come. As a standalone song, […]

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9 April 2021

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Pistols At Dawn Release New Single

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Joining such notable Hard Rock acts as Sevendust and Mastodon, Pistols At Dawn hails from Atlanta, Georgia. Their new single, “Voices” is now available on all platforms, as well as an accompanying music video on YouTube. The band’s genre is a strange mix of modernity and an era gone by. Strange in the sense, that […]

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15 March 2021

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Phantom Wave Release Debut LP

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Restless beneath a wave of distorted – but entirely melodic – white noise, we discover a rhythm bursting with color and a verse waiting for its shot in the sunlight as Phantom Wave’s “Glower” begins to play. The groove is distinct and perhaps the most intoxicating element to behold at the onset of this track, […]

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10 March 2021

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Bobby Dove’s “Hopeless Romantic” LP

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Swinging with a percussive radiance more akin to a mainstream pop track than something from a fledgling indie sensation, the title cut in Bobby Dove’s Hopeless Romantic is every bit the multidimensional sampler a lead single/music video should be. A song as casual in style as this one is allows for Dove to really flex some melodic […]

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8 March 2021

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Jarret Forrester – “Tonight”

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Demand for true Americana that hasn’t been born of some corporate conglomerate fantasy in Nashville has never been quite as strong as it is in 2021, and you needn’t look much further than the underground beat to see exactly what I’m talking about. Up and comers like Jarret Forrester are changing the narrative for the […]

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8 March 2021

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Underneath the Ground” by Jeremy Rice

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It’s awfully hard to do anything in the pop/rock genre that hasn’t already been done before, but this isn’t stopping folks like Jeremy Rice from trying their best to break new ground in a style of music as familiar to the planet as oxygen. Rice’s new single “Underneath the Ground” is more or less an […]

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