REVIEW: In the Shape of a Storm

In the most unembellished record of his career, Damien Jurado grapples with hopelessness and loneliness to striking effect.

Mirror Dimension Radio, Ep. #04

Just in time for the July, We Are Mirrors has a new mix of music for your ears.

Nashville singer/songwriter Issac Gill breaks his five-year musical silence with a remarkable, intimate Christmas EP.

In their latest effort, Those Lavender Whales strike the difficult balance between earnestness and sincerity.

Harp Family Recordings’ second hymn compilation is a compelling and impressive collection of sacred music.

In their proper debut record, The Whisper II, Shoecraft puts out their most patient, complete, and masterful work to date.

The cassette for Gulch Days by Crater Lakes arrived at my home in a neat little cardboard box which was adorned with … More

WE\ARE\MIRRORS hosted its first ever live concert at the end of July this year. Here are some videos of the event, … More

Yesterday on the music blog A Diverse Sound (for which I occasionally write), I posted a review of an EP … More

Anthony Aparo’s solo debut reveals an unseen side of the artist’s musical personality and taste.

Kris Orlowski’s sophomore full-length, Often in the Pause, develops the band’s sound by finding a more comfortable place in multiple styles.

Right on the heels of Physick’s Death is Their Shepherd, The Nehemiah Foundation for Cultural Renewal (NFfCR) has put out … More

I’ve been introduced to many different folksy, singer-songwriters thanks to Noisetrade. Tow’rs is a yet another such group, and they … More

Today, I would like to highlight the song “Every Drop” by Nashville singer/songwriter Thad Kopec. If you’re a fan of … More