Album Reviews

Although different from what listeners might be used to, 'She' is an album worth supporting because of the topics discussed and the way it goes about doing so.

From torchlight ballads to casino room swing, Marlene VerPlanck covers the spectrum of jazz standards.

Panic in Eden’s ‘In the Company of Vultures’ shares important messages in a non-confrontational, honest, and non-patronising way.

‘Strange Storm’ comes off as a series of entries on the state of the world with an ultimate message of hope for the future.

Straddling a number of genres, ‘Music for Mobile Electric Guitars’ has a little something for everyone.

Phil Gammage delivers in ‘Used Man for Sale’ a safe sound that listeners looking for familiar sounds will most appreciate.

Tim Houlihan’s ‘Another Orion’ brings together 10 mainstream ballads with broad potential appeal.

Wright and his band demonstrate a kinetic rapport that treads the line between jazz-based freestyle and rock band vigor, alternating between solo performances and jam-session style congruency.

'On Safari' is a great musical journey with The Kentucky Headhunters.

Combining an intriguing mixture of influences, Tilapornputt's music features sophisticated, guitar-centric compositions that merge classical elements with jazz improvisation.