ALBUM REVIEW
"The ability to take personal obsessions and make them accessible defines great artists, and Cotton Mather wears that mark proudly on Wild Kingdom." - Austin Chronicle
Paste weighs in on Cotton Mather
ALBUM REVIEW
“Smart melodies and lyrics makes ‘Wild Kingdom’ a satisfying listen: heady, catchy, fun.” - Paste Magazine on Cotton Mather
Corner Suns review from Texas Monthly
ALBUM REVIEW
“Dufilho demonstrates that his knack for melodies that are at once catchy and enigmatic hasn’t dimmed.” says Texas Monthly in its review of the debut album from Corner Suns, out Jan. 13th via Idol Records.
Austin Monthly names Cotton Mather's "Death of The Cool" the #9 Austin album of 2016
ALBUM REVIEW
"Its first album in 15 years, is nothing short of a triumph." says Austin Monthly, naming Death of The Cool by Cotton Mather the #9 Austin album of the year!
Handgrenades new album "Tunnels" gets a rave from Elmore Magazine!
ALBUM REVIEW
"Be sure to give this album a listen – or 100," says Elmore Magazine in its review of Tunnels, the new album from Handgrenades. Out now!
Slug Magazine takes on J. Hacha De Zola's "Picaro Obscuro".
ALBUM REVIEW
"Underworld people and melancholic emotions. To say that De Zola’s creative process and musical style are unique is an understatement:" - SLUG with some deep thoughts on J. Hacha De Zola's Picaro Obscuro
Elmore Magazine premieres "A Curious Thing" by J. Hacha De Zola →
ALBUM REVIEW
"Hacha De Zola conjures his own strange magic," says Elmore Magazine about J. Hacha De Zola. Hear "A Curious Thing" now, featuring Tom Waits collaborators Ralph Carney on sax, and David Coulter on percussion. New album Picaro Obscuro arrives next Friday!
Montreal's alt-weekly, Voir, rings in on J. Hacha De Zola
ALBUM REVIEW
"Here, the main influence is that of Tom Waits. But if Zola has influences, he also has talent." - VOIR on J Hacha De Zola (Translated from French)