The SPACE Sessions (Josh Caterer) – music review
While some artists have used the shutdown of normal life due to the pandemic to
The Fire Note
The Fire Note started to create a simple place that could showcase records that we liked. Nothing more, nothing less. The focus has always been about the album and the experience that a great record creates. The Fire Note Webzine builds on this idea by offering an array of content that is all about the enjoyment of music, its pulse and energizing attitude.
Fix Yourself, Not the World (The Wombats) – music review
While The Wombats, who got their start in Liverpool, have absorbed British pop and indie
Valentine (Snail Mail) – music review
While 2021 may have been a rough year due to the pandemic, it was a
In Plain Sight (Neal Francis)
Singer-songwriter-pianist Neal Francis released one of the most warm retro groove records of 2021 with
Due North (Liam Kazar) – music review
Before 2019, Liam Kazar had built a hefty reputation as a band member, dating back
Observatory (Aeon Station) – music review
How do you ever follow up a record that is as highly revered in the
A Beginner’s Mind (Sufjan Stevens & Angelo De Augustine) – music review
Just as Sufjan Stevens turned to video game culture to inspire the music of his
Queens of the Summer Hotel (Aimee Mann) – music review
Over the course of her nearly 40 year career, Aimee Mann has pretty much done
The Nearer the Fountain, More Pure the Stream Flows (Damon Albarn) – music review
In many ways, Damon Albarn’s official second solo album is as influenced by his physical
If Words Were Flowers (Curtis Harding) – music review
Psychedelic vintage soul champion Curtis Harding set the bar high with his first two albums,