Alt-rock duo Hipflask Virgins, along with Ruben Seabright, drops a potent EP on Friday, October 18th, 2024, titled “Kerberos Vol. 1: Last day”. Now, this is one helluva interesting release, as its settings take place in the last 24 hours of Earth before it meets its end. It’s packed with narrations, awesome prog-rock instrumentation, and […]
Famously known as Red Mourning Skies, Chris Aleshire is a solo artist and multi-instrumentalist based in Baltimore who’s currently in search of his groove. With his latest collection, “Myosotis,” released on October 25th this year, the artist showcased the undeniable command of his artistry, armed with catchy melodies, emotionally packed lyrics, and memorable rhythms in
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This song is definitely worth a listen. Some moments shine brighter than others, but I’ve been in love with crazy saxophones ever since I first heard Fun House by The Stooges, and I think this is right up that alley in terms of creativity, entertainment, and expression. To me, the saxophone adds a layer of
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It’s emo, it’s rock, and it’s poetic. Sky Island’s “Real Life” is everything you want in an immersive album. With a cover drawn by Jason Colehour, a tattoo artist and long time friend of the band, mixed and mastered by Adam Tucker, they have meshed together this beautifully messy yet cohesive record. Sky Island admitted
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I listened to this album three times. It reminds me of Grove Rune, who is one of my favorite artists, mainly because of the awesome style of the lead singer. What’s great about this vocal style is that it’s completely unhinged. I love it. Honestly, as a dude, it provides some different perspectives. It’s like
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Songs are memory banks, especially if their core captures unspoken truths and thoughts, fleeting emotions, memories, and timeless moments. No one understood this concept more than the artist Mike Collins aka Rooftop Screamers, Portland’s most talented, as he hits a home run of emotions through the single “Souvenirs,” released on October 11, 2024. With the contribution
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Starts with a bang, ends with a bang. The Wichitas’ self-titled EP is a literal burst of energy from start to finish that anyone can’t get enough of. You could almost feel the emotion through the gritty, powerful riffs, accompanied with honest melodies and beats that are just as powerful. With the intricate rhythm in
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Hyde Out’s “Moonfactory” takes storytelling and expression through music to another level. Composed of thirteen songs, you could never get lost with the familiarity of each track; each and every one of them feel as though they belong together, even if listened to separately. Despite their correspondence with one another, each song tells a tale
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Intimate and defiant are words that you wouldn’t expect to see next to each other to describe a song, but with The Hollow Veil‘s latest single, “Out of the Fire,” it certainly is possible. Influenced by the big names in rock such as Avenged Sevenfold and Incubus, this band based in Miami goes deeper into
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Flashy is the word that greatly describes Goetia and their latest single “Sambwich“—an interesting track that bursts with a ray of energy, inviting the listeners to stand up, feel the flow of the music on their body, and just dance to shake off all their worries. It is an unmistakably energetic track that perfectly encapsulates
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