Category: REVIEWS
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Sean Yox & The Streamers – Mind Guerilla
After the impressive amount of standalone singles released this year, such as Good For You, Yesterday, Desert Stroll, Hill Of Midea I & II, Naked In The Cave (Live), Back To Playa, and Cosmic Mother, New York City-based group Sean Yox & The Streamers return with another exceptional composition that will unquestionably appeal to all…
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Camille Ruz – Wreath
We have some more divine music for your listening experience. Wreath by Camille Ruz is one of those compositions you don’t want to miss out on if you’re profoundly into indie music. It’s the first single from her upcoming extended play release that explores the difficult and often taboo subject matter of abortion, a theme…
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Quicksand – Slip LP (Iodine Recordings)
The early 90s saw a wave of bands emerge, with each one hoping to make a mark in the music industry. Among these bands was Quicksand, a post-hardcore group that captured the attention of critics and fans alike with their debut album, Slip. Released in 1993 on Polydor, Slip was a game-changer for Quicksand and…
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Simple Plan – Harder Than It Looks CD
Simple Plan’s latest offering, Harder Than It Looks, effectively captures the band’s core sound that fans have known and loved for two decades. Their first self-released album since leaving Atlantic Records, this record is a progression of what Simple Plan has been doing from the start – earnest tales about not fitting in, rebelliousness, and…
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Sea, Swallow Me By Suki Jones
As someone who’s spent a lifetime immersed in punk rock culture, I’ve seen countless stories of struggles with addiction, recovery, and the struggle to rebuild oneself. But every once in a while, a memoir comes along that strikes a chord with me. Sea, Swallow Me by Suki Jones is an essential read – an unrelenting,…
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Asterous – Eye For An Eye
After the excellent self-titled extended play release and several outstanding standalone singles, such as Apprentice, Mercenary, Listen, and Animus, Vancouver-based duo Asterous returns with another exceptional single that will unquestionably appeal to all the fans of darkwave sound. Eye For An Eye is a perfect continuation of their previous compositions, but it also showcases many…
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Fake Your Own Death – Bad Gods
We have some more high-quality music for your listening pleasure. After a couple of excellent full-length albums, such as Invisible And Bulletproof and Spit, and two equally good extended-play releases like The Wake and shortestpoemhatestolose, San Francisco-based group Fake Your Own Death returns with another exceptional EP that will unquestionably appeal to anyone into progressive…
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Andrew Schneider – Hideaway
Chicago-based artist Andrew Schneider has already set the bar high with Introvert Love Songs and The Nearest Parallel, two outstanding extended play releases fully stacked with some of the best compositions you could hear. Now he’s back with Hideaway, the first single from Value Set, another exceptional EP due for release on June 30. This…
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Mark Winters – Boundary Layer (Radio Remix)
After two excellent full-length albums such as Slipstream and Boundary Layer, and many outstanding standalone singles like Be There, Copper Queen, Strong, Find My Love, Red, Leaning, Signal, and My Christmas, Texan singer-songwriter Mark Winters released a radio remix of his critically praised song Boundary Layer. It’s a title track from his second full-length album…
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The Fellons – Liberty
After a critically acclaimed extended play release called Rollercoaster, and a few excellent singles like Fast Car and Thousand Lights, London-based trio The Fellons returns with another exceptional EP release that will unquestionably appeal to all indie rock fans. Today, I will focus on a title track, an outstanding sonic demonstration constructed by incorporating brilliant…
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Hatebreed – Honor Never Dies / Own Your World 12″ Shape / Picture Disc (Demons Run Amok Entertainement)
As a longtime fan of hardcore music, I have long been familiar with the work of Hatebreed. Known for their unrelenting aggression and unapologetic lyrics, the band has been a fixture in the hardcore scene for over two decades. Recently, I’ve had the opportunity to get my hands on a shape 12″ double single shape…
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Matthew And The Arrogant Sea – Webs
We have some more quality music for your listening pleasure. Denton-based quintet Matthew And The Arrogant Sea returns with a brand new standalone single that will unquestionably appeal to all indie rock fans. Webs showcase all the qualities of this outstanding group, and it’s undoubtedly one of those songs that serve as a follow-up to…
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