Tag: REVIEWS

  • Department S – So Far Away (feat. Baz Warne)

    Department S – So Far Away (feat. Baz Warne)

    Department S is one of those bands that has stood the test of time, and their latest single, So Far Away, is a testament to their longevity as a band. Famous for their early eighties hit single,Is Vic There?, the band continues to shapeshift boundaries of alternative, indie rock, mod, and post-punk sound. Their tremendous…

  • Excuse Me. – Cops

    Excuse Me. – Cops

    Cops, the latest single by Canadian group Excuse Me, is a stunning display of their exceptional musicianship and creativity. The track seamlessly blends abrasive rock with reverby orchestrations, resulting in a sound that is uniquely their own. What sets Excuse Me apart from other bands is their ability to convey a sense of raw energy…

  • Ford’s Fuzz Inferno – War, Peace & Fuzz 7″ (Subunderground Combat Activities)

    Ford’s Fuzz Inferno – War, Peace & Fuzz 7″ (Subunderground Combat Activities)

    Ford’s Fuzz Inferno have done it once again with their latest EP, War, Peace & Fuzz. This EP is a genuine anti-war 7″ release that packs a punch with its five completely shredding tracks that combine the duo’s trademark fuzzy guitar attacks and high-energy drumming with three and four-chord progressions, harmonies, and a crushing production.…

  • Love Me My Alien – Stay Here Forever

    Love Me My Alien – Stay Here Forever

    After a few excellent singles like Trouble About You (Live) and We Can Fly, Philadelphia-based group Love Me My Alien returns with another exceptional composition that will unquestionably appeal to all the fans of a mesmerizing indie rock sound. Stay Here Forever serves as a perfect example of what you might expect of Roll It…

  • Diamond Lake – Fazing

    Diamond Lake – Fazing

    After the critically acclaimed full-lengths like Spirits and Changes, an extended play release called Mirror, and many outstanding singles like Emergency, Hearts, Lights On, Lines, All Hands, Bad Actors, The Wilderness, Rainbowed, and Claws, Minneapolis-based trio Diamond Lake returns with Noir, another exceptional album that will appeal to anyone into mesmerizing rock music. The band…

  • Kiss Hello – Death By Misadventure

    Kiss Hello – Death By Misadventure

    After two critically acclaimed full-length releases, a Los Angeles-based group Kiss Hello returns with Feelings With Follow, another exceptional record that will unquestionably appeal to all listeners interested in multi-layered, psychedelic, ear-appealing music. Linus Landucci and his collaborators did an outstanding job while writing, composing, and producing these compositions, but I will focus on a…

  • Passive Fix – I’ll Take It All

    Passive Fix – I’ll Take It All

    After the critically acclaimed debut album like Don’t Dream Of This, a four-track EP Internal Assault, and many singles such as Chemicals, Don’t Dream Of This, The Fix, Sign On The Line, Red Lights, and Better, UK genre-defying quartet Passive Fix returns with another exceptional composition that will unquestionably appeal to anyone into powerful, multi-layered,…

  • Cardboard Boxer – Tunnel Vision

    Cardboard Boxer – Tunnel Vision

    After three critically acclaimed full-lengths, Thai Motel, Something As It Is, Current Youth, an extended play release Resistance, and many impressive standalone singles like Must Be You, Tumultuous, Borderline, Looking Forward, Going Nowhere, Pseudo Confidence, and Growing Older, San Diego-based quartet Cardboard Boxer returns with Tunnel Vision, another exceptional composition that will appeal to all…

  • Marc Rangel – If You Miss Me

    Marc Rangel – If You Miss Me

    If You Miss Me is a brand new single by Marc Rangel, a Los Angeles singer-songwriter, that will appeal to all the fans of soothing dream pop music. Perhaps this single explores the fundamentals of the beforementioned music genre, but Marc Rangel undoubtedly implemented some of the finest properties of other complementary music genres. Therefore,…

  • The Sons Of James – The Real Me

    The Sons Of James – The Real Me

    The Sons of James have done it again with the release of their latest track, The Real Me. The band has managed to capture the omnipresent experience of hiding our true selves behind facades and masks, producing a relatable and impactful song that listeners cannot help but connect with on a personal level. Their exceptional…

  • Street Stains – Street Stains 10″ (Expert Work Records)

    Street Stains – Street Stains 10″ (Expert Work Records)

    Here’s the last vinyl from the batch sent by Expert Work Records, a record label with many impressive bands and projects in their catalog. As you already know, the music scene thrives with collaborative projects by many known and unknown musicians, and Street Stains is undoubtedly one of those that you need to hear as…

  • Twenty One Trillion – 21,000,000,000,000 LP (Expert Work Records)

    Twenty One Trillion – 21,000,000,000,000 LP (Expert Work Records)

    If you’re searching for something magnificently impressive, then look no further than Twenty One Trillion and their debut release 21,000,000,000,000. This music project is an amalgamation of Todd Ramsey and Justin Nardy’s prodigious talents, experience, and ingenuity. Both musicians have a long history in the music scene, having worked on numerous projects such as Prozac…