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CD Single Review: South River Slim – Under The Soil About Six Feet

February 27, 2018 Dan Savoie 0

LaSalle bluesman South River Slim has just released a new two-song CD single ripping with a mix of blues, roots and rock similar in vibe and feel to the legendary Traveling Wilburys. It features original […]

EP Review: Thy Kingdom Slum – A History of Dissent

February 1, 2018 Dan Savoie 0

Windsor crunchy hard rockers Thy Kingdom Slum are less than two weeks away from the release of their debut EP A History of Dissent. The five-song collection gets its official release on February 17 at […]

CD Review: KtG – Skeyes

January 17, 2018 Dan Savoie 0

Skeyes is a new full-length debut album from Windsor project KtG headed by Kaitlyn Howard of The Trudys (and formerly of The Infidels). She wrote, co-produced and performed most the instruments on the album, which […]

EP Review: Alexa – Years

December 6, 2017 Dan Savoie 0

Although it’s been out for a little bit, we didn’t want to end the year without reviewing the debut EP from up and coming Windsor singer/songwriter Alexa Carroccia (Alexa). The 16-year-old powerhouse went into Polaris […]

CD Review: George Thorogood – Party Of One

August 30, 2017 Dan Savoie 0

George Thorogood is the unmistakable voice behind storytelling rock hits like Who Do You Love?, I Drink Alone, One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer, Move It On Over, Get A Haircut, and the anthemic Bad […]

CD Review: I, The Dreamer – Shadow Hearts

August 23, 2017 Dan Savoie 0

Sounding at times a bit like a post-hardcore Linkin Park and at other times as clean as Evanescence, I, The Dreamer is a unique sounding band with a powerful presentation. Their debut EP Shadow Hearts, […]