Scott Bryson

The consequences of creative bravery in ‘Manifest (zine)’

‘The Analog Sea Bulletin’ supports the human right to disconnect

Modern, hazy, Maritime rock core in ‘Dead and Dying Town’

creative kin collaboration creates a sizzling fire through music

tIME mACHINES enters a weird and cerebral landscape

Never has a hotdog been so elevated in ‘The Hotdog Variations’ chapbook

‘Autumn Nocturne’ is undeniably irresistible

Non-cringey guitar solos in Souvenir’s ‘Collapse’

Kashka sings, “When life gets hard, I get soft”

Moments of grace and brokenness in ‘The Odds Against a Starry Cosmos’

‘Breaking Through Anti-Charisma and Pastoral’ is a crossing of absurdity and idealized nature

‘Roland’s Music Shelf: An Essential Collection’ scores five Peter Gabriels in banana suits