John Harvill’s review of Spiral Beach’s “The Only Really Thing,” indie rock which hit John’s high standards of groovy.

Our review of Caravan Palace, a classic ensemble infused with unpredictable club-mix intensity, that our writer Georgie PenDragon says is “intrepid burlesque on a hot and sweaty sugar high.”

Our review of George Michael’s “George Michael – Live In London” DVD concert and bonus documentary.

Currently, Peasant is offering a preview appetizer of what’s to come for their full relaase next year, with a digitally release and limited edition 7″ vinyl of The End available on September 1st. “The End” is indie folk/pop, capturing and personifying a example of the current state of the American experience in these trying times.

“It’s time for hope and change,” Robin Thicke says. “It’s in the air. and I’m speaking on the times around me.” Thicke, a award-winning multiplatinum superstar gives a glowing tribute to the ’70s soul and pop records that have inspired his career.

Lady GaGa is wicked good and wicked sexy. The 20-year old singer-songwriter from New York City is going to be the next talent the world is going to be wanting more of if the three songs I heard today is any indication to what she’s going to bring to the music scene.