Beautiful mostly shaded lane slow country tunes fill out this newest by the P…

Ash Bowie, former Polvo man and sometimes Helium collaborator, takes on the r…

Crashing in with a raging pop hook that makes me think of the Police, but mor…

Sometimes first impressions amaze me. Like looking at the cover of this CD, I…

This is the album that you finally hear, and say, “I get it!” The fourth rele…

Otherwise known as the soundtrack to Vampire: The Masquerade (you know…

A five song blast in shades of upbeat pop rock and post punk melodics. The la…

The second CD from this San Diego band fills me up with everything. Deeper so…

Fairly well drawn indie rock that moves through the paces from upbeat to mid-…

Lush and swerving rock and roll, with guitar straining moments that sometimes…

Sometimes you have to hope that you can’t judge a album by the cover. Here we…

These five song CDs can be so frustrating. Tease, tease, tease, and Paris, Te…

Well-crafted old school jazz swing that brings to mind early Chet Baker and t…

I remember reading that these guys were some sort of cross between Fugazi and…

This is the future of ’70s arena rock, Heavy Metal now. Cheap Trick as filter…

Kinda new wavy rock creeping out of this five song release. The music pushes …

The latest from 764-Hero hits me hard and immediate. You can feel them in you…

Tight and clean slight roots rock. Female vocals strong and upfront, over aco…

Starting off with the brilliant “Dead Red Eyes,” this CD is a welcome memory …

Mellow, laid-back tunes, like smoking velvet light against red light backdrop…