Reviews of Self-Released Titles

Wearing sunglasses while sitting behind the wheel is the most appropriate place to listen to this album.

This stuff is actually worth listening to, and not as some sort of sonic endurance test.

If you’re at all into the darkwave scene, you might want to keep an eye out on these guys.

So help me if Reverse doesn’t actually live up to most, if not all of their grandiose statements.

A very consistent album, but that consistency keeps me from digging into this album.

Rough around the edges and in need of some healthy polishing, but with plenty of beauty still shining through.

If you like indie/emo with a little rock and some added instrumental depth thrown in for good measure, you may enjoy it too.

I challenge you to find a more diverse and eclectic release that’s as listenable and engaging as this one.

The thing that keeps this from being just another Britpop rip-off is the amount of strangeness The People incorporates into their songs.

He describes his music as a a little bit of folk, a bit of blues, and a lot of pop and rock.