We write the emotive interpretation your musical poetry always deserved. We don’t review all the music. We don’t rank or rate. We don’t tear down. We review music that takes us on a journey. We transcribe the journey and relay the story to other heartfelt listeners, enhancing their appreciation of the sound, creating a positive upward spiral of creative momentum.

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Writing about sounds is a strange business. We saw a need in the industry. Reviews full of technical details—if you wanted to hear which instruments were on the track, why not just listen to the track? We wanted to know what the sounds were doing to you, how they were changing you as a person, righting your wrongs, licking your wounds, pinning you down. We wanted to make you feel the way you made us feel when you played that song. Now we can engage in a trauma bond, the intensity of which the history of criticism has never before seen.

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Why the "dirty dress?" 

The dirty dress represents the freedom to express oneself and explore the space outside any preconcieved limitations.

Get dressed up and sit down in the dirt if you want. Listening to music should connect us to that freedom.