Music Reviews

British alternative-rock band Keane boasts of unique tracks like "Is It Any Wonder?" and "Somewhere Only We Know" in their previous synth-piano-stuffed records, seemingly influenced by sounds of U2 an
Say Anything, an emo-rock band from California, headed by subculture icon Max Bemis, recently put out their latest effort, Anarchy, My Dear.
Remember that song "The Tide"? Yes, The Spill Canvas is still around, and the South Dakota rock quartet released a new record this week: Gestalt.
The Staves, a folk trio of three harmonizing ladies, have a sound reminiscent of an earlier era of music where people sat on their porch on a hot southern afternoon, playing their troubles away.
In a music industry that sounds like most tunes come from the same carbon-copy machine, indie electro-pop band, Beach House, tries to stay true to their unique, artistic sound.
L.A.-based indie artist Kat Parsons released her EP Talk to Me in April. The light pop EP features five tracks ranging from slower tracks to upbeat piano-driven jams.
Canadian rockers The Veer Union deliver melodic vocals with hints of rock and pop, in the release of their third studio album, Divide the Blackened Sky.
The Massachusetts metalcore band, Shadows Fall, released their seventh studio album today entitled Fire From the Sky.
The Blind Boys of Alabama have been performing since 1939 and are still winning new audiences for their music.
Hailing from Portland, Oregon, rock band Kasey Anderson & The Honkies released their full-length album, Heart of a Dog.
Jack White’s new album, Blunderbuss, is receiving rave reviews from fans and critics alike. White is bringing the same enthusiasm and passion to the stage.
Norah Jones's new album, Broken Little Hearts, reveals a darker side of the jazz singer that wasn't heard in earlier hits like "Come Away with Me" and "Sunrise." Her new album is much darker, t