Decent rock band with catchy songs, but their sound is overly tinny/midrange-y and the vocalist oversings too much. You've probably heard...

Melodic, rhythmic, looping electric guitar riff grooves with chanting, from Northern Nigeria.

Trying too hard slightly pathetic emo pop songs about love. Good voice.

The word "Crumb" couldn't be a worse description of this band's mellow, flowing acoustic instrument based music. They produce ethereal,...

Autotuned slurry "trap" rap over noodley keyboard tracks and fuzz. Explicit. Lyrics are very un-PC hilarious - drugs, bitches and hoes,...

Very very emo scream-singing rock-pop. Overwrought. The verses are OK but the choruses contain too much wailing anguish.

Very good & very sad country folks songs

So-so pop ensemble with some soul flavors.

Dark, creative hip hop tracks with a lot of fresh variety (and actual singing!) in the mixes. Explicit.

Comically macabre death obsessed shock rock from this former member of Danzig and Misfits. Good singer. Seems like a waste of talent. Who...

Very pretty slower lush pop with a vocal sound similar to Laura Marling.

Vocal cords made of rubber bands. Uncontrolled excessive vibrato ruins this otherwise passable Americana music. EVERYONE PLEASE STOP THE...

Tough girl pop/rap with just enough annoying vibrato-voice to ruin it.

Creative & melodic Japanese guitar-based alternative rock. Good singer. Musically excellent. Surprisingly full sound for just a trio...

Irish rock band with a punk vibe, good quiet/loud dynamics and a singer that holds your attention.

Spare arrangements allow her voice to take center stage. Beautiful, compelling music.

Country pop love songs. Gets a little tiring.

Wannabe pop stars (who do have talent) present their warmed-over songs to you. Feels like a shallow project with no heart. A cash and...

Explicit country - why not? Doesn't cheap out on the male country singer drawl. Can be pretty rockin'. One listen was enough.

Substantive autobiographical songs. Lyrically strong and a very good voice. But it's being pushed at you rather than you latching onto...