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The Heard Eye – “Cry For Love” review
Final verdict: 8/10 ★★★★☆ Funklords The Heard Eye have just come back with “Cry For Love,” their first single since May 2026’s “Send Barron,” and it is… well, it is alright. That is a dismissive statement to make, I know, and I am sorry. But hear me out – “Cry For Love” is a solid… Read more
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Joe Boris – “Hoochie Coochie Coo” review
Final verdict: 8/10 ★★★★☆ Joe Boris is a singer-songwriter from the East Coast of the United States who, in a career spanning the early 1990s through the present day, has emulated the psychedelic sound of Santana and the Grateful Dead and paired it with soulful, heartfelt lyricism that is evocative of the Bob Dylan school… Read more
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Richard Self – “Life Without Colour” review
Final verdict: 9/10 ★★★★⋆˙⟡ Richard Self is a singer-songwriter based in Cairo, Egypt. He has been making music since the late 1980s, having been involved in several groups and projects during that time, and he is currently gearing up to release his new album on October 23rd of this year. The album, entitled “The Beginner’s Guide… Read more
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Alias Wayne – “Tribute” review
Final verdict: 7/10 ★★★⋆˙⟡☆ Right, this is more like it; you see, I was fairly judgmental of Alias Wayne’s last release, “Castles In the Sky,” and I like to think I had a point in saying what I said. But Mr. Wayne made up for it, at last and after all; in come “Tribute,” his latest… Read more
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Marco De Luca – “La Stagione Decisiva” review
Final verdict: 8/10 ★★★★☆ Marco De Luca is an Italian singer-songwriter, and a music industry veteran; he began his career in the 1990s by playing in the band Sine, which he stayed with until the year 2000 before setting his sight on grander things – namely, a solo career. Between 2006 and 2012, he released three… Read more
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Son and Po – “We All Die” review
Final verdict: 8/10 ★★★★☆ Son and Po is a musician from New England with quite the streak; over the last five years, he has gone on to release over 150 tunes, for an average of 30 new songs per year – ain’t that crazy! Still, he came out with a new album this September, the 16-track… Read more
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Dusty Edinger – “Beginning to Break” review
Final verdict: 7/10 ★★★⋆˙⟡☆ Dusty Edinger is a singer-songwriter I admire and have extensively covered on this website before. I was going to call it quits until he released his new single “Beginning to Break” just a couple of days ago – now you bet I am reviewing it. “Beginning to Break” stays true to Dusty’s… Read more
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Mr. MiLK – “Platitudinous” review
Final verdict: 9/10 ★★★★⋆˙⟡ Sometimes an album cover makes me excited to listen to an album, only for its title to confuse me as to whether or not I am actually excited to pull the trigger and give the damn thing a listen. Such is the case with Mr. MiLK’s “Platitudinous,” which has an album cover… Read more
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Blind Uncle Harry – “Shambala Warrior” review
Final verdict: 7/10 ★★★⋆˙⟡☆ I have been aware of Blind Uncle Harry for a while, having been introduced to him through his 2025 single “Kimberly Kankowski.” For better or for worse, I chalked him up to being a “comedy rock” act (as much as I hate to slap that label on music, because what do I… Read more
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Kenny Foster – “Sideways Apocalypse” review
Final verdict: 8/10 ★★★★☆ You know Kenny Foster – “Poor Little Trillionaire,” “Fixing Up Everything,” and other songs that I am sure evade me at the moment. The Connecticut-native singer-songwriter has a bit of an activist streak, with his new single “Sideways Apocalypse” satirizing the current political climate of the United States. It only makes sense,… Read more