b_dbraun an album one can't get tired of listening to... with tracks that trigger emotions I didn't know I had Favorite track: Na Kolonia.

Citoyen Jensen Guinea-Bissau's José Carlos Schwarz & Le Cobiana Djazz: Maybe it is the only music of national liberation you can actually dance close to?

J Ringsak This is a West African gem that covers a lot of ground, from upbeat dance to more soulful, mellower grooves. Superior horn parts, particularly trumpet, as shimmering guitar that has some traces of chicha and cumbia style. Through it all, José's voice propels each track, passion soaking every note. Love this record.

58th-septa I am grateful to The Last of Us Part II for leading me to this band. Great music for sicking zombies on some of the worst humans in that post-apocalyptic world, or for doing pretty much anything in this one. Favorite track: Young Men Dead.

Chromatic Dracula Revisited this album for years and it hits harder and harder with every play. Loving the influences (slight tastes of the yesteryear but recovered from an acid soaked, torn and frayed flag used as a cape.) Favorite track: Call to Arms.

Devin Metz A youthful recklessness breathes through this album. Favorite track: The Prodigal Sun.

Garrett but actually Heavy Soul... Favorite track: She Said, She Said.

DAS VILLAIN I was aware of The Black Keys, but never took the time to listen to them...until now. I love the blues rock/blues punk/indie rock/cowpunk/garage band aesthetic! The duo pays homage to legendary blues artists (of old), but also drays inspiration from hip hop and rockabilly with a modernist twist. Yet, their stunning debut release is all about the blues and traditional rock 'n roll where rock music isn't dead, yet, but going back to the basics and true intent: rebellion against the establishment. Favorite track: Run Me Down.

bayke-_- but actually Heavy Soul Favorite track: She Said, She Said.

hombal one of my fav band over the years....
....a solid good album they did.... Favorite track: El Jardín.

Nik Havert It's their best album in a while. They never phone in a record.

Here's my full review - www.7thlevelmusic.com?p=10438 Favorite track: History of the Future.

Sean MacNintch great record! best since Phosphene Dream :) Favorite track: A Walk on the Outside.