Profile: Steve

Steve Murphy

Steve Murphy

A bit of a Renaissance man, Steve Murphy is a singer-songwriter, author, and journalist based out of London, Ontario. An avid vinyl collector and audiophile, his personal collection of albums is wide ranging and in the thousands, including four released from his band Westminster Park.

 

Review: Neil Little, EP
(9 October 2019)

Review: Leela Gilday, “North Star Calling”
(30 August 2019)

Review: Little You Little Me, “Hard to Tell, Not Knowing”
(12 August 2019)

Review: Legion of Saints, “Killing the Silence”
(17 July 2019)

Review: Bart, “Today, Tomorrow, & The Next Day”
(8 July 2019)

Review: wild/kind, “West Ends”
(26 April 2019)

Review: Schwey, “Schwey”
(5 April 2019)

Review: Psalm Trees, “Crystal, Coral, Fossil: A Collection”
(13 March 2019)

Review: Pkew Pkew Pkew, “Optimal Lifestyles”
(6 March 2019)

Review: Collective Order, “Vol. 3”
(18 February 2019)

Review: Broken Social Scene, “Let’s Try the After Vol 1”
(13 February 2019)

Review: Post Script, “The Light I Can’t Block Out”
(6 February 2019)

Cordcalling Release New Single, Video: “Ransomed Felon”
(28 January 2019)

2018 Top Ten Album List – Steve Murphy
(24 December 2018)

Review: Daniel Romano, “Finally Free”
(30 November 2018)

Review: Ethan Ardelli, “The Island of Form”
(15 November 2018)

Review: Shad, “A Short Story About a War”
(14 November 2018)

Review: Aaron Shragge and Ben Monder, “This World of Dew”
(3 October 2018)

Review: Innes Wilson, “Seaview EP”
(25 September 2018)

Review: Tampa, “Belated Love”
(13 September 2018)

Review: Newport Electric, “Thin Wild Mercury”
(7 September 2018)

Review: Chris Monson, “Seldom in the Well”
(6 September 2018)

Review: Basement Revolver, “Heavy Eyes”
(24 August 2018)

Sparkling, Ephemeral Sounds Orbit the Simple Uncomplicated Beauty of Astral Swans’ Latest Release
(16 August 2018)

Review: Eamon McGrath, “Tantramar”
(9 August 2018)

Brookside Mall: A Pulsing, Soaring, Anthemic Gem
(2 August 2018)

Find a New Favorite: Melody McKiver, “Reckoning”
(25 July 2018)

Northern Ontario’s Jackson Reed Takes Us on a Dream Pop Excursion: “Dark Areas of Description”
(15 July 2018)