Track Review

“Jeremy, Utilitarian Sadboy”: A Strong Introduction Toward Ecce Shnak’s Music

Ever heard of a song that conducts darkness and chaos as each note blends and bends? No? Well, you are about to hear something strangely compelling and unbelievably complex as the famous NYC heavy-chamber-punk band “Ecce Shnak” drops their fiery original single “Jeremy, Utilitarian Sadboy.” This track hits hard with its blistering 150-second airtime carrying […]

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Hotel Pomeroke by fig trees: A Track Review

On some rare occasions, songs can come like a surge of memory that you’ve never lived; they can evoke nostalgia and bittersweet feelings, which could be freeing. “Hotel Pomeroke”, a track released by the rising Belgian indie-rock band fig trees, is one of those rare tracks that invites listeners to its moody yet uplifting embrace.

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Is Pipedream Zero the new Punk Rock anthem of today?

Have you ever given a thought of what if, punk rock came back? Like pure, unfiltered, in-your-face punk rock? Well, worry no more. Niels Rahder’s latest track, Pipedream Zero is the answer! This track is a testament that punk rock lives on! In the first few seconds of the track, you can already hear Niels

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A trip down memory lane with Animal Souls’ newest track, The Kids

Hailing from Canada, Animal Souls‘ newest release “The Kids” is a coming-of-age track that will surely give you this nostalgic feel that we adults are eager to experience again. Released on December 13th this year, the track starts with this drum pattern that is perfect for building up the steady drum beat of the whole

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Blindness & Light Teases A New Album with “Mersey Bell”

Mersey Bell is Blindness & Light’s third taster from their up-and-coming second album, I Dreamt I Had Insomnia. This track is a tribute to the band’s late friend and a coming-of-age storytelling of how they’ve lived their lives. The track starts with a magnetic new-wave alternative feel, and the bass line complements the drum pattern

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Invisible Man by Twice Dark: A Track Review

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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Debt Collector by Mad Painter: A Track Review

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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