As soon as the opening number “Highway Daydream” kicks off, you realize that they fall into that small and elite group of bands that makes music that doesn’t go out of fashion. And it stays in style because it was never in manner. Now, wait! Before you send me decease …
Read More »Album Review: Nouhi’s Nomad “Self-Titled”
Recent years have seen many new names crop up in the rock music industry, release a few hits, and disappear back into the unknown but Nouhi’s Nomad seems to be here to stay, just by the outlook of his debut album. Born in New York City, Nouhi’s Nomad is an …
Read More »EP Review: Dova Lewis “Self-Titled”
Dova Lewis has arrived, with her self-titled EP, featuring the single, “Dreamer.” Dova is a Singer/Songwriter, originally from Montreal, but has also spent time plying her craft in Los Angeles, and even, Hawaii. A free spirit and a creative soul, Dova became interested in music around the age of 14. …
Read More »EP Review: Split Persona EP (Self-Titled)
For a debut, the self-titled Split Persona EP shows remarkable growth and variety. Split Persona rattles together a solid backbeat with contemplative lyrics and a rapturing rock sound. With curdling roars and even some youthful vocals, the five tracks on Split Persona offer indie rock fans a new reason to raise their …
Read More »EP Review: WRYT “WRYT”
Washington D.C. continues to produce innovating and genre-defying artists. New to the scene is WRYT and its self-titled debut EP. The moniker of singer and songwriter Mychael Wright, WRYT mixes blazing, socially conscious lyrics and waves of guitar and percussion. Rock, pop or contemporary – these songs push the envelope and share …
Read More »Åskväder Release Self-Titled Debut Album Via The Sign Records
Electrifying Gothenburg power-trio Åskväder are excited to release their debut album (s/t) through The Sign Records tomorrow Friday, March 13. With a name that translates to “thunderstorm,” this no-fuss rock band delivers thunder and lightning through bluesy licks and elaborate vocal harmonies for a sound that’s instantly classic While paying homage …
Read More »Album Review: The Retinas S/T
Pennsylvania’s The Retinas are an emerging trio from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Over the course of their career, the band has gained traction for their cathartic lyrical approach, as well as for their closely channeling the alternative boom of the 90s and garage rock revival of the 2000s. Following the success of …
Read More »EP Review: Huelga S/T (Out April 5)
Texas instrumental outfit Huelga aims to make the best of stylistic flexibility in the world of prog metal. The one-man project’s catalyst, Austin-based Michael Fonseca, is formally trained in equal parts jazz and artful noise. His name for the project, which translates to “strike” in English, proves a telling factor …
Read More »Album Review: Pop Evil – Pop Evil
A review on Pop Evil’s self-titled fifth album.
Read More »Album Review: Asking Alexandria – Asking Alexandria
After recent changes in vocalists, and over 10 years making music, no one was sure what the latest effort from Asking Alexandria would be like. Starting with their metalcore roots with Stand Up And Scream, evolving more into a metal sound with From Death To Destiny, then reverting back to …
Read More »Album review: LANY
For fans of Copeland or The 1975, one of Rolling Stone’s top 10 artists you need to know and a group that you definitely can’t avoid online is indie-pop outfit, LANY. LANY‘s music alone has built them publicity since 2015’s Make Out and I Loved You EP’s, but the band have since been teasing …
Read More »Turncoat Release “American Dream” Music Video
Michigan hardcore outfit Turncoat has released a new music video for their latest single “American Dream“. The video has a 90s home video-like vibe of the band’s home town showing raw footage of the Detroit area. The single comes from their Eulogy Recordings, 2016 Self-Titled EP. “”American Dream” is groovy, fast paced, straight forward example …
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