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  • HI 5 9/2/22

    HI 5 9/2/22

    It’s September. I don’t have a point here, just making sure you were aware. Hank – “Your Ex, Man”, August 28 Did I listen to this song initially because the band name is the name of my cat. Yes. Obviously. I have also listened to this catchy as fuck pop tune with folk elements several… Read more

  • HI 5 8/26/22

    HI 5 8/26/22

    Oh man, this is a good week for music, I had to cut stuff. Wild. Blast Vegas-“Girls At The Pool”, August 19 Hyper fucking catchy dance rock with unhinged B-52’s style vocals and lots of surf flavor. Gary Link-“Meet Me In Nashville”, August 16 Atmospheric alt-country with a great build throughout the song. Julian Belvedere-“Bleeding… Read more

  • Keego Harbor Is A Masterpiece Of Metro Detroit Americana

    Keego Harbor Is A Masterpiece Of Metro Detroit Americana

    This one isn’t going to be a completely standard review. I think the title gives away my opinion a bit, and I hold Matthew Milia’s Keego Harbor to be one of my favorite albums of all time. Now, I’m a bit behind, as this album came out July 16 2021. A bit old for the… Read more

  • Submit To ME!

    We’re happy to announce we are now accepting music submissions for coverage at Dirt Witch Records. We’re not a particularly far reaching blog right now, but we are committed to helping small and emerging artists with reviews, hype, and feedback. A submission is not a guarantee of coverage, but we will try to get to… Read more

  • HI 5 8/18/22

    HI 5 8/18/22

    CHRISTOPHER! Did you know Michael Imperioli has a band? Bluhm – “Everything”, August 12 You can read the full review here. Haunting and understated indie pop. Love the reverby vocals and lyrical guitars. Zopa – “Red Sky”, February 16 Another band I feel a bit late to the party on, with Michael Imperioli on lead… Read more

  • Bluhm – “Everything” Single Review

    Bluhm – “Everything” Single Review

    Man, you guys remember The Bronze from buffy? The vibes there were tight. “Everything”, the debut single from Bluhm would fit right in. I can picture it honestly, though it does help this is one of the few bands I’ve written about where I’ve actually seen all the people playing in person. What feels like… Read more