A good artist would be familiar with the use of a metronome, a device that emits a steady pulse to help musicians play in time. When using a metronome, that pulse is measured in BPM or beats per minute for short, with a tempo marking of 60 BPM equaling up to one beat per second, […]
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In the ever-evolving world of single releases and EPs, Raised On Candy decided to brave the waters and take us back to the days of gut-punching bass lines, In-your-face crunchy riffs, and raw goodness by launching a 12-track album, which is a total of 34 minutes of pure unfiltered power. The dynamic trio of Joe
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Early in 2023, if you knew where to look, you could see the seeds of a return to sleazy, cut-the-cloth type of rock music hitting the airwaves again and getting the ground running. From Eurovision winners Maneskin becoming household names with their debut album to some of the most celebrated albums of the year containing
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Music can still tell stories even without words, and Darren Deschaine‘s newest EP, “Tessellate,” proves just that. Normally, lyrics dictate the major vibe for the track that you listen to, but with “Tessellate,” it is packed with your top-notch metal sound loaded with thundering guitar riffs of instrumentals that hit really hard from start to
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Perhaps for some, music is there only to entertain, but for most of the population, music mirrors the soul of its creator, their experiences, their lives, their untold stories, their darkest and deepest depths. But for artists like Finnegan Seeker Bell, the brain tank and the founder of the project LOVE GHOST, and the prolific
Music often carries stories that are often kept hidden in the deepest and darkest corners of our minds. It carries all those unspoken concerns, foggy thoughts, and unsolved emotional baggage that we have yet to sort out, and Twice Dark‘s latest single, “Invisible Man,” proves just that. This track is a channel of personal introspections
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Cherry Chapstick is the newest single from Chris Quesnel. An up-and-coming artist based in Canada. Let’s do a deep dive and read what makes Cherry Chapstick unique. Starting the song off, you can already hear the alternative emo influence coming in. The melodic guitar riff is a mood setter for what’s to come in a
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My Blue Heaven is a track from FHMY & AQL. These gentlemen created the first Egyptian and MENA region shoegaze project which is a big feat to begin with. Join me as I deep dive and analyze why FHMY & AQL are the unsung heroes of our generation. The track starts with a simple two-chord
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There’s something hard to exactly pin down with this new track from Mad Painter. While their influences from iconic bands like Nazareth, Alice Cooper, and most especially Deep Purple come through, there’s also the oddball energy of their newest single, Debt Collector, that reminds me of the grittier and more free-flowing tracks of Creedence Clearwater Revival as
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Songs are always meant to be heard, and rarely, some tracks also demand to be felt, and “Dark Clouds,” Backstrom‘s latest release dropped on November 13th, rightfully falls into both categories. This album carries quite a power. Coming back after a successful album release earlier this year, Backstrom showcases growth in his musicality, brandishing his
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