ALBUM REVIEW: “Through The Glass” by Save The Clocktower
Through The Glass is gratifyingly full of indie pop rooted melodies imbued with enough electro sensibilities that make for an enjoyable record to unwind to.
Through The Glass is gratifyingly full of indie pop rooted melodies imbued with enough electro sensibilities that make for an enjoyable record to unwind to.
Each track is an exploration into the aural world Beach House has painted for us, inviting us to take it all in and come visit for awhile.
The Alabama Shakes’ amalgamation of old school rock/soul with a pinch of blues has created an album that is begging to be savored on vinyl.
The Lumineers have crafted a charming record. Equally comprised of lovely folk ballads and jangly, head bobbing, foot tappin’, hand clappin’ roots rock.
It’s often said that “expectation breeds disappointment” and unfortunately, it is true of Happy To You.
Evan Abeele and Denise Nouvion, the yin and yang that make up Memoryhouse, have crafted a quietly rocking album.
The proficient blending of folky and electro pop orchestrations with superb vocal harmonization makes each song feel purposeful and the album beautifully paced.
Ryan Adams wowed crowds at LA’s Walt Disney Concert Hall with stage banter, old hits, and new.