Single Review/ Alt Rock : Nyki Lindsay King’s ‘Running Out of Time’
For his latest release, ‘Running Out of Time’, he floods the soundscape with hard rock instrumentals and evocative vocals.
Cris Cap’s ‘Live Like My Cat’ : A Blues Rock Funk Pop
It plays out smooth and easy, with elating creative elements and quirky accents. You’ll especially experience this sweet contrast in his latest double single, ‘Live Like My Cat’ and ‘Howlin’ at the Moon’.
Album Review/ Alternative : Roam Like Ghosts’ ‘Church’
The trio have just released their latest album, ‘CHURCH’, a collection that announces the incredible range and depth of the band.
Song Review/ Jazz Rock : The All’s Eye Trio’s ‘
The All’s Eye Trio creates a gentle mind warp with their debut release, ‘West Hill Road’. It is one of Ari Joshua’s newer projects along with fellow artists, Ben Atkind and Kris Yunker.
Fringe Frontier’s ‘Livin’ Not to Lose’ : A Retro Surf Rock Float
Their latest is ‘Livin’ Not to Lose’, a track that features gratifying frames of 70s melodic rock. Like The Beatles and The Beach Boys. That retro surf imagery warms up the heart like a summer sun.
Song Review/ Rock : Chandra’s ‘Christmas Hugs’
‘Christmas Hugs’ is made as a jubilant composition that stitches in beloved Christmas carols with windows of heartfelt, feel-good pop rock.
Song Review/ Alt Rock : Richard Tyler Epperson’s ‘December Night’
Richard Tyler Epperson channels a transformative energy into his latest soundscape, ‘December Night’.
Song Review/ Rock n Roll : Mad Painter’s ‘Debt Collector’
His latest release is ‘Debt Collector’, a grinding retro track with scrunchy blues. Sparked by experimental melody lines and powerful vocals, the track is quite consuming.
Music Factory Records/ ‘Cherry Peach’ : Acid Jazz Retro Funk Rock Flow
‘Cherry Peach’ is a sunny day song. When you look up and feel the sunlight imprint its patterns on your eyes, face, cheeks and arms, that lightness and the whimsy of the light itself. Now add to this a strong, sour-sweet drink, chilled perfectly to go with this sunny warmth.
King in Yellow’s ‘Dark Passengers’ : Stark, Atmospheric Alt Rock
Their latest release is ‘Dark Passengers’, a four track EP that spills on the cerebral floors, evoking a psychedelic room, a contemplative labrinth, and a truly out of body experience. They are consuming soundscapes, so incredibly interesting and profoundly novel.
Album Review/ Indie Pop : Shane Rennison’s ‘Live at the Outlier Inn 2’
The contemplative indie pop artist, Shane Rennison has released his latest EP, ‘Live at the Outlier Inn 2’. It carries four tracks from his album, ‘Irrational’ rendered live at the Outlier Inn.
Album Review/Alt Rock : Maverick Smith’s ‘With Friends and Imperfections’
Their album, ‘With Friends and Imperfections’ introduces the band extensively. It showcases the journey, growth, and evolution of the artists and their styles and skills; both individually and collectively.
Song Review/Experimental Rock : Music Factory Records’ ‘The Clinic’
Ari Joshua, Skerik, Del Von Lamarr and Grant Schroff have created ‘The Clinic’, a track that holds a seamless confluence of modern and classic.
Poppy Roscoe’s ‘Vacation Forever’ : A Summery Indie Rock Dream
The second installment of the album, ‘Vacation Forever’ was just released, a swimming pool of luminous acoustics.
The Project Musters an Explosive Pop Rock With ‘Hold on Tight’
Their latest release, ‘Hold on Tight’ is a perfect example of this. It explores emotion in the sphere of energy and instrumental indulgence.
Infinitefreefall’s ‘You Ask A Lot of Questions’ : Crashing Prog Rock Excellence
‘You Ask A Lot of Questions’ is the band’s latest single, a power pop, punk driven, punching release. There’s an air of superior deviance, classified and complex that makes up the soundscape.
The Harbours’ Deliver Feel-Good Indie Rock Loops in ‘Locked In’
Their latest release is ‘Locked In’, a track that is made up of mellow and contemplative moments. Storytelling frames are infused with liquid, real-time emotion, progress through golden arcs of instrumentals and vocals.
Experience SVYNX’s Prog Rock Edge with ‘This is Not Art’
Their latest album is titled ‘This is Not Art’, a collection that demonstrates the progressive rock in new and uninhabited sonic cultures.
Sansyou’s ‘Due South Pacific’ : A Shimmering Post Rock Atmosphere
‘Due South Pacific’ is taken from this collection. It flows with instrumental abstractions in the style of creative post rock. The vocals float above this layer, glassy and as fluid as air; so light that its presence is so beautifully bare.
Zarooni’s Alternative Vibrance Spans Out Spectacularly in ‘Got Me’
His latest release is ‘Got Me’, an indie rock gem that glistens with accents of post rock, electro vibrance, and contemporary pop.