EP and Single Reviews

'Brand New Shoes' unleashes Josh Pfeiffer's velvety baritone to excellent effect.

'Natural Disaster' exudes rampant hypertrophic brawn. The melody punches listeners in the solar plexus with Jovian impact, as the rhythm sucks you in with vacuuming force. And Moon’s voice slices the air like a propeller blade, heaving with defiant energy.

'By the Light of the Radio' is outstanding. The contagious melody thrums with allure, while the rolling rhythm growls with hormonal exuberance.

'Saturnz Barz (Spirit House)' is delightfully weird, addictive and promises that its parent record 'Humanz' will be yet another post-modern masterpiece―and head-scratcher―like the four albums that preceded it.

Dino Jag’s Australian summer spirit, filled with hope and energy, brightens even the darkest moments.

'Automaton' gives voice to the fact that Jamiroquai was, and still is, a prominent fixture in classic and contemporary dance and funk music.

The second release from the Americana-country-rock singer-songwriter is another layered, emotion-laden effort.

In the wake of the singer's untimely death on December 25, 2016, critics, fans and the curious have delved back into George Michael's expansive catalog. Brash, fun and just a little bit rude, 'Freeek!' is one of George Michael's stickier urban-pop confections.

‘When The Earth Was Still Flat’ seems to have been written for a time when we believed in things that long have been disproved.

‘Six String Soldier’ is a richly textured and highly enjoyable Americana, blues, and rock EP.