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Alas, 'Liar for a Muse' by Ben DeLaurentis offers little to recommend. The songs feel dragged down by gravity.

With 'Dark Alien Pop,' gloryBots presents dazzling soundscapes and deliciously soft vocals.

'Red Ghost' reflects tantalizing wisps of nostalgic recollection and the palpable cheerless power of heartache, along with ironic observations on the absurdity of love and life.

'MidLifeCrisis' is excellent indie rock, different enough to keep your attention, yet not experimental.

Brother Reverend has beaucoup talent, which, combined with their ferocious creativity, makes them significant.

'Folk Soul Revival' is yummy, full of Southern grace and charm, as well as heady streams of surging country energy.

‘America’s Child’ and Shemekia Copeland prove that not only are the blues are alive and thriving, they represent all of our dreams and aspirations for a better world.

'So New York' is grand! This Steven Blane album is full of vintage jazz/pop aromas that give off tantalizing wisps of elusive familiarity similar to the heady music of the ‘40s and ‘50s.

'Tall Pines & Tangled Vines' by The Rabbitts comprises a tasty collection of folk tunes that, for the most part, should please aficionados of mellow folk music.

With 'Chas Randall,' Randy Forte delivers a strong album of country rock replete with bluesy savors.