Interview and Review by Joseph Timmons IndiePulse Music Journalist Since 1969 the accomplished and multi-talented music artist Les Fradkin has
Avatari’s video for “High Like This” might well come with the warning, ‘Not appropriate for those with a fear of
Relentlessly passionate and fiery in his melodic command, Gareth Campbell refuses to hold back as he lays into the chorus
Divinely decadent but somehow comprised of only a few simple instruments we’ve all heard at least a couple of times
When an artist has as much to get off of their chest as Amber Nicholson does in her new record Far
A well-placed melody can speak volumes when its melodies are put in the right arrangement to communicate to us, and
Cameron Joseph is a Christian artist hailing from Houston, Texas with a passion for music that stems from his many
A song title such as “Tiny Dick Guy” is certain to draw attention. That’s what Russian born actress, influencer, and
Beneath the weight of a striking arrangement, Ann Brita Nilsson croons poetic verse after verse in “Real Life,” one of
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Soft and gentle yet strong enough to carry a verse from the heavens unto us mere mortals, there’s no need
There’s something strangely surreal about the new music contained within Bobby and the Crew’s single “Let the Candle Burn,” but
Denton, Texas four-piece Remain first formed in 2014 and hit with their debut EP The World Beyond a year later. Almost ten
Philadelphia’s Brian Shapiro Band embraces the time-tested trio configuration for Shapiro’s distinctive theatrical songwriting. Marrying a punky art-rock point of
Shiloh June’s “Down” is the latest single from this Maryland-bred and Southern California based singer/songwriter. Her backstory is familiar. June
Back from Nothing’s new single “Stay on the Phone” certainly owes a lot of its musical character to the past.
In their new album, titled Entropy is the Mainline to God, familiar faces The Veldt have one goal above all else
The biggest egos of Nashville have more often than not pushed good talent out of the business before they’d even
In Review: “If Somebody Told Me…”, by Delta Wires is, I fell one of the best new Blues albums of the year so far, engaging and powerful from the start, every song a mind blowing winner.
Producing a single that feels as real, vulnerable, and as intimate as seeing the band live and in person is
