EP Review

On Battle Maiden, Sparkle Glitch Shows Herself To Be a Force of Music

With the flickering of an eternal being emerges one Sparkle Glitch, newly-formed as if her blend of electronic dance music and art rock stylings comes as a native language to her. There is a real comfort to these soundscapes when it comes to her production styling as seen on her new EP, Battle Maiden, which […]

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Mainstreet Brings a Slice of Heartland Rock From Norway on Their Tracks of Fire, Vol. 1 EP

When asked in regards to why I’ve been a critic for so long and with how exactly did I garner the longevity I have now as a media critic, I like to point out that a critic’s job is to present a perspective, and mine has a very unique value as a pansexual nonbinary Asian

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SimplyRich Will Get You “falling again” On His New EP

Let’s start in medias res when it comes to this review. I’ve just finished listening to three songs I was listening to prior to checking out the new falling again from Georgia-based RNB and hip-hop auteur SimplyRich, those two songs being Witchy by Kaytranada and a cover of Tamia’s So Into You on triple j.

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Blossoming Brings The Rawness With His Newest EP, Rest Your Heart

I think we’ve already heard artists talk about mental health way too much to the point that it has become a cultural phenomenon. It has been used excessively, and a lot of artists have profited by creating songs about this culture. But in my opinion, blossoming‘s “Rest Your Heart” EP is as natural and raw

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Four Orphans find a home on Brian Halloran’s newest EP

Time can really make an artist reflect, and oftentimes artists tend to respond to that by using their work as a commentary on that; artists defined by their influences and love to pay homage to them are multi-faceted and transparent with those homages. Hence, upon listening to Brian Halloran’s Four Orphans EP, songs that were

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colby! comes alive on her new EP, Dead Giveaway

One of the perks of the internet era comes from the do-it-yourself nature of artists of today and how sonic heel turns are more encouraged than anything. Most of the listening public consume music through the internet via varying qualities of earphones and headphones with Billie Eilish, the artist known to define the final stages

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Adan Diaz Giving Us All The Feels With His Brand New EP, ‘ah-dawn’

Chicago-based singer, songwriter, and producer Adan Diaz has released his newest EP, ah-dawn giving us all the feels. From Indie-rock to somewhat danceable Tiktok tunes and now a ballad. Yes. You’ve read that right. The EP started with shake, shake a cross between that indie-rock guitar riff and bass synth lick emphasizing the main hook

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Turn Two’s New EP ‘Darkest Days’ and the Dichotomy of How Music Overcome Them

The best thing about music is how do-it-yourself it is. You could just be a fan of music, feel like being a musician with your influences worn on your sleeve and hone your skills with friends of similar interest. A vision isn’t realized on its own, so you can put up a post looking for

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Your New Club Playlist Just Dropped: Could Have Been by The New Citizen Kane (EP Review)

Saying “the only thing lingering is the nostalgia of 2005” would be right but also an understatement, because this seven-track EP is exactly what the earlier years of this century sounds like. Set to drop this December 6th, 2024, this EP makes me feel like I’m transported back to the period of tight jeans and

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