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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Versatility is almost synonymous with the name W.C. Beck, and because of the numerous skills and connections up his sleeve, traversing from one genre to another is almost as easy as breathing for this Brooklyn-based artist. Now, W.C. Beck drops yet another collection of masterpieces for the audience to enjoy, “Facecomber,” a 10-track collection that
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The magical thing about “Fire And Water” is already sensed from the moment you press play. From the initial fingerpicking up to the eventual build up, and the way its energy fits the words perfectly. Jon Lamanna was definitely brewing something in the midst of creating this track. It evidently traces back to his musical
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Find your reason to carry on”. Don’t be fooled by the badassery of Batu Akdeniz’s latest release, because behind the gritty riffs and powerful vocals is a meaningful, uplifting sentiment of self-purpose. The track also features Simon Kirke, effectively contributing to the song’s prominent beat and overall rhythm. If you came in thinking this is just
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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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Sometimes, human as we are, we are too stubborn to listen whenever people talk—we hate hearing the truth, we hate asking for help, it’s annoying to listen to lessons—but what if we put beautiful melodies to these messages? Do we listen? Of course, yes. Music is magic; therefore, it carries this unbelievable type of power
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It’s incredible how the sound of stereotypical, groovy rock can easily be revived and elevated like bands such as Smoke Spider, more so on their record “Voodoo Spell”. It’s clear they know exactly what they’re doing, because the energy and the vibe every song emits just doesn’t falter from the first to the tenth track.
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