Although this is only their debut album, indie rock act DREAMERS have already been gaining a wide array of attention as of late. The band has been releasing a few teaser tracks here and there, but with This Album Does Not Exist listeners will get an even better understanding of …
Read More »Track Review: Sisters of… – Adulescentia
With this being their newest material since their last full length release in May of 2015, post-metal outfit Sisters of… return with their dark and atmospheric sound that they have showcased in the past. The duo, consisting of Aaron Coker and Chris Clark, have a very unique style that combines …
Read More »Album Review. The Monkees: Good Times!
The Monkees are back in full force on their latest studio album Good Times to celebrate the bands 50th anniversary. It includes everything from brand new songs written by some of today’s modern rock heroes, as well as tunes written by members of The Monkees themselves. “You Bring the …
Read More »EP Review: Pathos, Pathos – Pet Names (Out July 8)
Summertime is now officially in full swing. Every now and then, a piece of music comes around and opportunely fits that particular solstice. Finding summer-based music is far from difficult. There are many releases that represent summer from a lyrical standpoint, or are eponymously named. However, when listeners seek something …
Read More »Album Review. BRONCHO: Double Vanity
BRONCHO’S album Double Vanity has dropped just in time for the summer and while it may not jump out right away as the soundtrack to your summer days, with its hazy vocals and retro influences it is sure to grow on listeners and accompany them on their summer adventures. …
Read More »Astronauts of Antiquity (Feat. Deploi) – “Paradise”
Astronauts of Antiquity (Feat. Deploi) – “Paradise” URL: http://aoamusic.com/ Sometimes these sort of things fall flat. Sometimes musical artists, emboldened by sincere conviction, use their art as a sonic pulpit from which they can decry injustices in our world. It often results in dogmatic, unmusical nonsense, but not this time. …
Read More »The Lowest Pair – Uncertain as It Is Uneven
The Lowest Pair – Uncertain as It Is Uneven URL: http://thelowestpair.com/ Not many acts, regardless of genre, will take on the bold task of releasing two studio albums per year. The Lowest Pair are not your usual musical unit, however, and 2016 marks the second consecutive year that the duo, …
Read More »Moon & Pollution – The Box Borealis
Moon & Pollution – The Box Borealis FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/moonandpollution/ It’s unfair, with some albums, to have to turn out a quick review. Most albums are easily digestible and a reviewer’s first impressions aren’t always subject to change. However, there are releases that come along every once in a while when …
Read More »Album Review: Nails – You Will Never be One of Us
For their third full length album, Powerviolence band Nails have returned with another set of truly harsh, unrelenting tracks that is sure to live up to the band’s infamous soundscape. With this being their longest project to date, with a runtime of 21 minutes, You Will Never be One of …
Read More »The Source – I Feel I Need
Artist: The Source Album: I Feel I Need Label: Independent Website: http://www.source-band.com/home.html Genre: Southern Rock Sounds Like: Stone Temple Pilots, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Load-era Metallica Technical Grade: 7/10 Production/Musicianship Grade: 7/10 Commercial Value: 5/10 Overall Talent Level: 7/10 Songwriting Skills: 5/10 Performance Skills: 7/10 Best Songs: I Feel I Need, Let …
Read More »Album Review: Stitched Up Heart – Never Alone
Delivering driving rhythms and anthemic songs that are as unrelenting as they are soulful, is the hard rock band Stitched Up Heart with their debut full-length album, Never Alone. Available now via Another Century Records, these 12 tracks exude confidence and make for a journey of self-awareness and solidarity. Formed …
Read More »Album Review: I See Stars – Treehouse
“EHM (electronic hardcore music) goodness” are the four words I would use to describe I See Stars’ new album Treehouse, which dropped on June 17th, 2016 under Sumerian Records. The Michigan-based four-piece band, with Devin Oliver on vocals and keys, Brent Allen on guitar, Jeff Valentine on bass, and Andrew …
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