album review – Band Blurb

The Danbury Lie: Whispers to Oblivion

Back in 2015 a young man went across country and made a documentary about it. Now The Danbury Lie as released “Whispers

The Living Raw’s “Mood” has one thing in mind. Things start off with some heartbreak with “Girlfriend.” While this is lyrically a

Years In Exile’s “Beautiful Mess” isn’t what I expected. “Beautiful Mess” sounds like the ballad on a band like Seether’s record. You

Back in November of 2014 Soft Deadlines released their experimental take on folk and indie with “Critic.” “First-World Emergency” has this indie,

Out in Illinois 4Months In are few guys just pulling together to bring to life music that’s one part rock and roll,

Sekond Skyn’s “Quicksand” is a rocking experience. “Flood” makes you bang your head hard. Then “Rain” will remind you of the rock

Long Gun Registry’s “Chamber Music” is a folk rock record that intertwines tradition with modern, electrical twists. The record kicks into gear

Corrin Campbell & the Election’s “Gilded” record is filled with rock and heart. “You Guys Ready?” has a more raw rock feel

Quip comes straight to you from you Arlington, Massachusetts with their album “The Quip CD.” It’s a trippy take on Americana. The