Apollo 18 – Black EP
Progressive rock band Apollo 18 releases their new EP next week, and we were privileged enough to get a sneak peek at it.
Category: music reviews
Anthony David – As Above So Below
On the one hand, we have an album that’s what anyone would expect from any R&B artist trying to “break the mold”; however, it’s so much more when one scratches the painful sore of the surface.
Anne Akiko Meyers: Air – The Bach Album
In terms of performance, everything is so fluid, coherent, and elegant that you would simply be amazed at how quickly time actually passes by.
Andrea Echeverri – Dos
Andrea Echeverri’s second album, Dos, sounds more folk with a mix of subtle lo-fi and strong Latino family fiesta.
aLTo – Persepsi
From Indonesia, Albert Tobing (a.k.a. aLTo) offers a beautiful debut with incredibly clear and pure vocals.
alice nine – GEMINI
GEMINI is very cohesive, the instrumentation is beautiful and the concept is mysterious. A must-listen for Jrock, rock and alice nine fans alike.
Alexandra Stan – Saxobeats
Alexandra Stan has room for improvement. She’s got a good voice and under the right direction, she could be bigger.
Aleks Syntek – Métodos de Placer Instantáneo
In Metodos [Methods of Instant Pleasure], Syntek delivers more of his catchy tunes and his ever present Latin-ness.
AFA Presents… – My Invisible Friend Vol. 1
The Exquisite Corpse has come alive, and the music it makes is truly remarkable.
Adele – 21
After the success of Chasing Pavements from her debut album 19, Adele is back with 21. In it, the heartbreak is tough, the vocals are sharper, the lyrics are more controlled, and the sound seems less raw.
