Category: Reviews

In a warm but nonetheless eccentric melody, Ready, Steady, Die! ask us to enter their world in the new single

A somber tone in the foreground, a growing pestilence of utter silence in the backdrop. There are two sides to

Assaulting us with hard-hitting drums right out of the gate but quickly shifting gears into a lush melodic dispatch, “When

Lucky Harmon doesn’t need to invite a ton of players into his studio for a hot collaboration, and in his

Some songs just make you want to throw your fists into the air and develop a perfectly synchronized stomp alongside

Spiral Vortex’s new album Prisma isn’t an easy listening experience. But that’s a good thing. The album keeps you on

”Good Time’n” by Water To Wine is the next single in their string of releases with yet another quality gem

A scooped riff as big as a mountain. The flagrantly violent bassline that shadows its every cathartic push towards the

Rolling into place on the back of a bluesy groove and quickly taking on the rhythm of something designed specifically

There’s stress in the vocal David King Jones is putting up in the new single “The Covid 19 Christmas Song,”

Loss, fear, coping – the new single “Replay” from singer Alex VanTrue, along with songwriter James Fairchild’s lyrics, cultivates a

It’s said that even the most elemental of rock has to have some grit in order to impress the genre’s

Patiently emerging from the silence and overtaking our speakers with her perfectly soft and melodic lead vocal, Grey DeLisle is

Although the song is set to a rather slow tempo, there’s a sense of urgency behind most every word that

Following a brief but magic-tinged instrumental introduction that sets up the beat and overall melodic tone of the track, Tealand

High above the city streets, looking down from the clouds, it’s difficult to know just how much life is really

There’s something both unfocused and completely defined about the way the physical presence of music fills the air upon getting

Structured around a buoyant groove that moves with a light nimbleness – seemingly floating beside the melodic instrumentation as opposed

One of the most obvious differences between contemporary mainstream rock and that of the past is the absence of the

To say that 2020 has experienced a shortage of positivity wouldn’t be doing this year’s misery enough justice, but in