Consistent with a grunge tone you’d only wish to perfect on your own gear, HIGHWAYVES ensured that it’s paired with vocals that emit the same energy to match. Besides that, they are heavily inspired by bands such as Nirvana, Stone Temple Pilots, even Alice in Chains. So if we caught your attention, keep reading. The […]
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Artists who are able to produce music are already excellent enough, yet being able to perform it on their own is another level. Jamie Alimorad’s latest release Two Wrongs showcases his creative and artistic depth. The song was originally written for another artist until he decided to take on the lead and perform it himself.
While metal and punk might sound overwhelming or aggressive for non-listeners, the artistry and liberating experience when listening to this genre is immense and impactful in some kind of way. This can be felt and heard with Gabagool’s new demo Children of the Corn. Gabagool blaze their own path with their newest demo. The sharp
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Delving into a rock, metal, and steampunk sound, Leila Addams shares an imaginative, fantasy-esque take on human experience. From the production, arrangement, and delivery, you could immediately tell that this is one heck of an ambitious EP. The emotions are ever-so present, presented in a creative way. Like gears starting, “Into the Darkness” has a
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Geoff Westen’s MUSIC FOR MY FRIENDS is one of those records that shows up, entirely uninvited, kicks down the door of your carefully curated lo-fi playlist, and loudly declares, “Remember when songs used to be songs?” And before you can reply, it’s already halfway through a synth solo. It’s loud. It’s glossy. It’s borderline ridiculous.
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Having more women representation in music that used to be a male-dominated field, shows how much of its landscape is changing. Hence, it’s nice to hear Koburg, a one-woman band who writes her own music and performs all the vocals and instruments. She continues to break boundaries with Painted Stars that demonstrated her ability to
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If you’ve ever wondered what it would sound like if a cowboy with a heart of gold and a twinkle in his eye wrote a feminist anthem disguised as a honky-tonk double entendre, Rusty Jackson’s “She Likes to be on Top” is exactly that. On the surface, it sounds like your standard country toe-tapper, complete
Let’s be honest: 2000s piano rock was kind of the emotional support blanket of an entire generation. You had Keane making sadness sound like it could heal you, and Five for Fighting reminding you that men do cry, preferably while staring out a rain-speckled window. And now, Ubiquity Machine arrives with “Angela”, a song that
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There is a different kind of spark into pieces that are made by artists who strive to create meaningful art while valuing their authenticity and freedom of expression. One of those artists is .Roy, who expressed his artistry with his latest EP Into Divinity. The intro is very unexpected, something I’ve never heard before. It
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Alexander Paul Burton is the embodiment of an excellent storyteller and a creative composer at the same time. His lead single Post Scriptum De Caelwyn et Campana is a signature folk piece from his new fantasy novel The Hallow Vale. There’s some kind of magic that comes with listening to the instrumental piece, and it
