SONIC SUBWAY

Those familiar with Sonic Subway will know that the albums that I tend to gravitate towards are not necessarily those that a…

Since I first heard the opening drum beat of “Any Day Now,” the opening track on Elbow's debut album Asleep In the Back …

"I do this for the Younger me, that didn’t always speak what was on her heart & that made herself smaller to fit ot…

Kids Off The Estate, the debut album by the Doncaster, Yorkshire UK band The Reytons is a real banger, to use the British ex…

There are albums that test my time and patience in ways that frustrate me. And then there are those albums that pay big rewa…

Adele'sfourth album, 30, finds her reflecting on divorce, motherhood, and self-discovery with a mix of intimacy and gran…

Sting needs no introduction so none will be given here. I will also make this my shortest album review of the year. I am a h…

As someone who loves all things music and has a music blog, I'm usually in search of something new and different. But so…

Crookes Joy Crookes dazzles on her debut album Skin with a blend of modern soul, jazz, R&B, and pop, carried by her rich…

Earlier this year, The Lathums released a short EP. At the time, I wrote how great it was to hear some new songs from this e…

Back in 2011, Chilean electronic musician & vocalist Nicolás Jaar was introduced to American multi-instrumentalist Dave …

Greenleaf, hailing from Borlänge Sweden, have been doing their thing for twenty plus years....crafting dark, hard hitting, a…

Back in 2019, Finneas Baird O'ConnellI released the wonderful EP, Blood Harmony. It went mostly unnoticed, which was not…

I've been a big fan of Appalachian born Dori Freeman since I first heard her sophomore album, Letters Never Read. I was …

After ten years as the guitarist for Still Trees, Simon Graupner, felt that it was time to step out on his own. Under the mo…

Animal, the second album from LUMP—the project of Laura Marling and Mike Lindsay—steps into a surreal, dreamlike world where…

Deafheaven's Infinite Granite may be the most surprising album that I have heard so far this year. Formed as a black met…