Author: Al Geiner

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April 2, 2026 No Responses

“Balance” – Harry Kappen: The Tightrope Walk Between Sanity and Collapse

“Balance” – Harry Kappen: The Tightrope Walk Between Sanity and Collapse There’s something unsettling about a song that sounds this calm while quietly hinting that everything underneath it is on the verge of cracking like cheap glass under a steel-toed...
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March 31, 2026 No Responses

Miss Freddye’s Slippin’ Away: A Modern Blues Ballad Rooted in Tradition

Miss Freddye’s Slippin’ Away: A Modern Blues Ballad Rooted in Tradition Miss Freddye’s Slippin’ Away is the kind of blues recording that reminds you how much can be said with restraint, timing, and a deep understanding of the form. There...
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March 31, 2026 No Responses

A Chorus for the Faithful: The Perfect Storm’s “Song for My Friends” Finds Glory in Gratitude

A Chorus for the Faithful: The Perfect Storm’s “Song for My Friends” Finds Glory in Gratitude There’s a particular kind of song that doesn’t just ask to be heard—it asks to be shared. “Song for My Friends,” the latest single...
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Martone: “We Loved Each Other Through It”
March 31, 2026 No Responses

Martone: “We Loved Each Other Through It”

Martone: “We Loved Each Other Through It” Dance music often promises transcendence, but more often delivers distraction. On “We Loved Each Other Through It,” Martone aims for something larger—an Afrohouse track that reaches toward history, endurance,...
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Cello – Singing to Serpents: A raw, restless dive into love, ego and late-night self-destruction
March 27, 2026 No Responses

Cello – Singing to Serpents: A raw, restless dive into love, ego and late-night self-destruction

Cello – Singing to Serpents: A raw, restless dive into love, ego and late-night self-destruction There’s a certain kind of album that doesn’t so much arrive as unravel—and Singing to Serpents, the latest from Cello (Marcello Valletta), thrives in that....
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March 25, 2026 No Responses

Echoes in the Dark: Travis Shyn’s Urgent Cry Refuses to Be Ignored

Travis Shyn’s “Somebody Save Us From Ourselves” doesn’t arrive quietly—it lingers like smoke in a room long after the fire’s burned out. The Virginia-based independent artist has built his reputation on emotional transparency and melodic grit, but ...
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March 24, 2026 No Responses

In the Spin of Devotion, Robert Ross Finds Country Music’s Emotional Core on “For You Girl”

In the Spin of Devotion, Robert Ross Finds Country Music’s Emotional Core on “For You Girl” Country music has always made space for grand gestures — for the kind of love that feels too big to contain, too immediate to...
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Alf Jetzer – UNFOLDING
March 20, 2026 No Responses

Alf Jetzer – UNFOLDING

Swiss multi-genre composer Alf Jetzer creates musical mandalas with his powerful, atmospheric sonic signature he refers to as ‘world music with spirit’. Combining elements of meditation music, world music, progressive rock, jazz and classical sound...
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JustFolk – Best of JustFolk 2012-2025
March 20, 2026 No Responses

JustFolk – Best of JustFolk 2012-2025

Folk Rock trio JustFolk have crafted impassioned, raw, soulful songs with heady universal lyrical themes about human love, hope, existence and mortality since their inception in 2012. Their latest, and final, release is a compilation entitled “The Best o...
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The Beatroot Road – Humanimal
March 18, 2026 No Responses

The Beatroot Road – Humanimal

The Beatroot Road continue their mission of fearless artistic creativity, which unites artists from around the globe spanning nearly every subgenre, while somehow tying it into a singular, powerful theme on the expansive new album “Humanimal”. Rele...
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