• Mariana Bell

    Album Review
    Mariana Bell— As Good As Mainstream Gets
    Frank Gutch Jr. Posted On January 21, 2018


    I have known Mariana Bell’s music for a few years now. She had been recommended by a few musicians around Charlottesville, Virginia as one to watch. Americana was breaking out all over then, though I could never quite put my […]


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    Album Review
    Mariana Bell— When Push Comes To Shove
    Frank Gutch Jr. Posted On December 8, 2017


    This review was originally posted in 2011 and is being reposted here to celebrate Mariana Bell’s latest release, Uncanny Valley. This will be my third repost of Bell’s earlier albums. All three albums are available on cdBaby on CD and […]


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    Album Review
    Mariana Bell— Bell, Book and Candle
    Frank Gutch Jr. Posted On December 8, 2017


    This year, Mariana Bell released her first recordings since 2013’s The Caroline EP. I have decided to celebrate the release by posting three reviews of Bell’s earlier works, this one on Book. The album is presently available on cdBaby as […]


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    Album Review
    Mariana Bell— Visions of Caroline
    Frank Gutch Jr. Posted On December 8, 2017


    This is one of three reviews of Mariana Bell’s recorded works, written at an earlier time and in a different headspace.  The words still hold weight, though, and with the release of Bell’s first recordings since 2013 (this year’s Uncanny […]


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