Album Reviews

You haven’t experienced true mystical music magic until you see Matt Lorenz, aka The Suitcase Junket, perform live. There really

In a world flooded with pop garbage, I thank my good graces every time something even remotely close to what

I have a soft spot for Johnny Cash. The first time I heard ‘At Folsom Prison’ marked a turning point

Bryan Gallo has a small sense of my good friend Glenn Yoder to his voice. That is really the only

‘Reds & Blues’ is the latest from local music afficianado and songwriter, Patrick COman. This is undoubtedly Coman’s most impressive

I love Chadley’s playing style. It has elements of old blues pickin, but in this case it has a bouncy

Forrest O’ Connor is a virtuoso. His mandolin playing makes me shrug into a corner and reconsider my instrument choice,

A poet, a writer, a traveler, a digestor of things that he sees into words. Ryan Alvanos has been playing

I always find it interesting when an artist manages to blend two different genres that are seemingly un-blendable. James Roseman

There is a lo-fi, but not lacking, kind of a resonance to this collection by Joseph Kenneally. I always love