There's not much to the presentation of Sigcell's 'Pile of Ghosts'. Just a sleeve encasing a CD all wrapped up in a plastic wrapper (which my cat really enjoyed chewing on), there's not much to read or look at. The... Continue Reading →
Dan Israel is one of those local names I have heard time and time again but never had a chance to check out so I was excited when his new album 'Social Media Anxiety Disorder' hit my stack of albums... Continue Reading →
It's one of those classic, relaxing Saturday mornings for me. It's just after ten in the morning and I've already made a homemade quiche, got caught up on dishes, and have resorted to just sitting at my desk as I... Continue Reading →
I was thumbing through my stack of albums sitting on my desk waiting to be reviewed this morning. I honestly didn't know what I was in the mood for. Did I want optimistic and light-hearted or did I want some... Continue Reading →
I've had Trinity Test's self titled album sitting on my desk for a couple of weeks now and have kept moving it to the bottom of my pile to review. Blame it on my insane festival season that is just... Continue Reading →
"We dedicate this EP to the 64 women who were at the immigration detention center in downtown LA on November 19, 2014 with Tarah G. Carpenter." That dedication written on the inside of the album mixed with the almost creepy... Continue Reading →
It's a rainy Sunday morning and I honestly couldn't be happier about that. It's one of those perfect fall mornings and, as a sucker for fall and winter weather, I am definitely in my happy spot. I typically struggle to... Continue Reading →
I honestly don't remember how I got connected with Katy Vernon on social media but I'm thankful for the connection. Her posts are about strength and being positive through crappy situations. Open about her soberness, she instantly became one of... Continue Reading →
One of my favorite things in the world is when I get an e-mail that explains how someone has been following my blog for a bit now and would love for me to review their new (or old) album. Those... Continue Reading →
