Sp8ce Owl’s single “70’s Somewhere” is another intensely physical EDM instrumental from this newcomer. Owl debuted in 2021 with a well-received EP entitled A Future’s Past and has set an impressive pace since then with a full-length album titled A Room Without Walls following soon after. This single hails from his latest EP release Quantum …
Read More »Single Review: Makes My Blood Dance “Together Apart”
Pouncing on us with everything they’ve got, Makes My Blood Dance is ushering in another layer of brutality with the release of their new single “Together Apart,” a track which immediately brings to mind the shock rock of Marilyn Manson and Nine Inch Nails with an added dose of melodic …
Read More »Single Review: De Royce feat. Alex(TOK) & Moca Generation “NRG”
Exotic melodies lead the charge in the new single “NRG” from De Royce featuring Alex(TOK) and Moca Generation, but if you think it’s all thrills and no chill in this fiery track, you’ve got another thing coming this summer. “NRG” is powered by its vocal harmonies, admittedly, but its beat …
Read More »Single Review: Greg Hoy & The Boys “Jet Black, Get Back!”
There are no props, no frills, and no allusions to a deeper narrative in the music video for Greg Hoy & The Boys’ new single “Jet Black, Get Back!;” there are only musicians grinding away at loud, potent rock music the way it was always meant to be played. If …
Read More »Single Review: Shiadanni “Penny Pills”
Enveloped in an icy melodicism, we find a fractured but highly enticing lead vocal courtesy of Shiadanni in the new single “Penny Pills,” her most exciting release I’ve heard so far. Although there’s no percussion in the opening bars of this track, we feel the presence of a creeping beat …
Read More »Single Reviews: The Roughhousers “Azucar” And “Princess Mike”
Grey DeLisle’s pipes are already quite an iconic element in contemporary pop culture, having been present for a lot of our childhoods via her work in voice acting, but in her new collaboration with Eddie Clendening, a band called The Roughhousers, she’s using her melodic skillset to spellbind a new …
Read More »Single Review: Pep Rally – “Turn The Radio Up (Own The Night)”
Pep Rally celebrates seizing all that life has to offer with their new music video for their latest single “Turn The Radio Up (Own The Night).” The video followers two cheerleaders who journey to embrace life fully as their guided by lead singer Tommy Joyner through the autumn washed streets …
Read More »Single Review: Reuben Brock “Black Horse Through Hell”
As long as country music has existed, heartbreak has made itself a key focal point of the genre. Wisely using the authenticity often associated with the storytelling method of country music’s timeless lyrical structure to paint pictures of heartache and loss, the country genre has always managed to persist in …
Read More »Single Review: “Michiana” Colin Peterik
From an instrumental perspective, there’s nothing particularly revolutionary about the new single and music video “Michiana” from singer/songwriter Colin Peterik; to me, it’s how he’s using the instrumentation in this track as opposed to what he’s doing with it that really strikes me as brilliant. Peterik is a simple performer …
Read More »Single Review: Andrew Reed & The Liberation “Don’t Say Goodbye”
The roar of the guitars, the bemoaned harmony of the vocal meeting the riff, the intensity of the drums crashing around us – from beginning to end, there isn’t much in Andrew Reed & The Liberation’s new single “Don’t Say Goodbye” that doesn’t feel conventionally rock n’ roll, but this …
Read More »Single Review: “The One That Got Away” The High Plains Drifters
In “The One That Got Away,” The High Plains Drifters come into a swinging groove with the kind of intensity you would expect from two prospective loves on a dancefloor, but while moxie is one of the main ingredients in their sonic recipe, overindulgence is not an element listeners are …
Read More »Single Review: Harper Starling “Affair With Myself”
Cinematic videos like the one made for Harper Starling’s new single “Affair With Myself” only work if there are two elements present; a charismatic player on screen, and a worthy hook in the soundtrack, both of which you’re going to find in this intriguing visualizer for the aforementioned track. Starling’s …
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