Protected: EP REVIEW: Sunsetter by Positive Reptile
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Hold Fast by Garrow Hill (Track Review)
Another gem from the sea that is the rock scene, “Hold Fast” by Garrow Hill is guaranteed to get you hooked – and they only need six minutes to prove it. It’s versatile in a way, because while it is a rock song, it’s somewhat tame at the same time in terms of what non-rock
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Man in a Quarry: ‘Gore Confetti’ an EP by I Am Your Wife!
Buckle up. Gore Confetti really is seven tracks filled to the brim with the old spirit of rock ‘n roll. I’d like to start with the last track, Man in a Quarry. This one is my favorite. It’s groovy. To me, it’s head and shoulders above the rest of the EP. Why call that out?
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“Time to Rise”: A Message of Action From Doron Karavani
Finland, Helsinki-based singer-songwriter Doron Karavani is set to release a brand new album entitled “Time to Rise.” A personal 8-track collection that covers his experiences converted through haunting songs that you would definitely enjoy. Doron is set to take the world by storm with its soul-stirring messages, well-structured pieces, and nice-sounding tracks when he drops
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San Somewhere By Newbridge
Feel good music feels good. With San Somewhere, Newbridge is bringing some serious good vibes that everyone could use more of. Honestly, Jimmy Buffett had better watch out. I feel like this song should be on the soundtrack at Margaritaville, and what’s more, this song brings a musical density and fullness that’s just not there
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Ashes By Electric Fury All Around
Electric Fury All Around, I feel you. For all the readers, crank it. This song does not hold back. It’s actually really tough to pick a favorite part. I think it goes to the guitars. I’m a sucker for screaming tube amps, and these guitar harmonies are CRUNCHING. And the solo SHREDS. But this bass
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Dogs by Flower and Pines: A Track Review
If you want something dark, theatrical, and vastly different from everything else released within this decade in the mainstream media, the track “Dogs,” released by the musicians Flower and Pines, is definitely for you. Formed in 2020 by Jegor Mickiewicz and Sasha Pushkin, this Poland-based band is guaranteed to give an eclectic and cinematic listening
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Can’t Go Under by The Deadly Beloved
Okay, let me start off by saying that if you’re into hi-fi production, this track probably isn’t for you. But if you love the lo-fi, garage aesthetic, this should be right up your alley. This song is pretty gnarly. There’s a lot of awesome stuff going on. If you’re like me, and you like your
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Thanks for the Clarity by Shadow of Phage
Thanks for the Clarity is a true rocker. The music is great, and reminds me a lot of Paramore. But do you know what I like most about this track? The lyrics. For a lot of women, and especially young women, dealing with all the woes of maturing, this track will be an anthem. It’s
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The Arcane Insignia Plays Classical and Rock Music in One On Its Debut Album “A Violent Whisper.”
A paradox is a statement or situation that is ironic, seemingly contradictory, or opposed to common sense, and yet it is perhaps true. It is thought-provoking and challenging, and somehow it exposes flaws in the usual line of logical reasoning. The Arcane Insignia, a unique band that was formed in New York City by Lodro