Rock

'Terminal Velocity' radiates sonic brio, graceful energy, and primal momentum of imminent majesty.

Tinged with both retro and contemporary colors, 'Qualifiers' by Mark Rogers is tantalizingly nostalgic, yet at once embryonic.

The highlight of 'Tales from a Room' is the rich, delicate voice of Miriam Waks, with a striking exotic roundness, making it uniquely pleasing to listen to.

Bursting with grunge-pop energy, 'The Shit I Left in Duluth' is outstanding, pulsing with vivacious colors, an infectious rhythm, and Mary Bue’s satisfying voice.

The 'Providence' EP emanates exquisite colors, captivating rhythms, and Ward’s enchanting voice. This is a beautifully wrought EP.

'Shadowlands' is above average, combining roots-rock flavors, sometimes soothing, other times assertive, with Epp’s rasping vocal tones.

'Attractive Nuisance' is wonderfully superb, quite unlike anything extant.

Sister Speak’s forthcoming EP, 'The Stand,' is marvelous, magnificent, and matchless.

'About Joe' delivers tasty rock pop flavors, as well as Brendan McMahon’s smooth, powerful voice.

'Abnormal Oddities' conveys first-rate country rock ranging from tender and romantic to all-out barn burners.