Rockin’ Portland group fronted by a lethal lady.
A little late, but still rocking from the highest peaks.
Witty power-pop from lone Brooklynite.
For acquired tastes and tastes to be acquired.
Reclusive artist gets the tribute album treatment…again!
The great American novel in song? Maybe not, but we’ll take it.
Former Whiskeytown singer steps out with new collaborator on full-length set.
Blue-eyed soul is no longer anything to sneeze at.
The UK Sublime? Hardly.
If you weren’t already convinced…
Intelligent female-fronted pop album on Slug and Murs’ indie imprint.
Entry one on your Oranges Band buyers guide.
Emotions always seem to get in the way of a good album.
Singer-songwriter shows promise on debut.
Some noise can be hostile.
Icy Scandinavian pop, the way the Brits used to make.
Mendoza Line members confound expectations with Velvets-inspired record.
And quite a lovely Pernice as well.
Look at them, they released a record!
aka The Splendid Rescue
