Tag: REVIEWS
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The Project – Death Of Me
Californian music outlet The Project returns with “Death Of Me,” another fine piece of sonic artistry that will immediately appeal to anyone who appreciates expertly assembled, flawlessly performed, and perfectly recorded music. Helmed by James Davis, an outstanding musician who was the lead guitarist for Shameless, and empowered with renowned musicians like Scott Shiflett (Face…
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Mats Dernánd – Waiting For A Train
“Waiting for a Train” is the latest release by Mats Dernánd, an outstanding Swedish singer-songwriter based in Örebro. It’s his first piece of work in 2024, arriving as an adequate follow-up to “Lake Home,” a critically acclaimed debut album that you should check out as soon as possible if you’re looking for expertly crafted and…
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My Glass World – Stranded Assets
“Stranded Assets” is the latest release by My Glass World, an outstanding English duo based in London. Arriving after “Words,” “Always Another Train,” “You Can Feel It Coming,” “Assorted Marvels,” and “Compassion For The Animals,” four incredible singles that vividly showcase what you might expect from this fine piece of sonic artistry, this material represents…
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Crooked Cranes – This Is Only A Test EP
“This is Only a Test” is a debut release by Crooked Cranes, an outstanding American band based in Fuquay Varina, North Carolina. Consisting of six incredible compositions, this exceptional extended play release will immediately appeal to all those music enthusiasts who appreciate cleverly assembled and flawlessly composed music. Lyrically, the material explores themes such as…
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Barking Poets – Losing Contact
English punk rock trio Barking Poets returns with another excellent track that will immediately get under your skin. After “The Mess I Made” and “Arizona,” two incredible standalone singles you should immediately check out, these experienced London-based musicians deliver “Losing Contact,” a fine piece of sonic artistry that shines with innovation, clever songwriting, and superb…
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CS Hellman – Waves Waves
“Waves Waves” is a new release by CS Hellman, an incredible American singer-songwriter based in Nashville. It’s his first piece of work this year, arriving as an adequate follow-up of “Something Simple” and “In A World Gone Wrong,” two excellent compositions released in 2024 that you should check out as soon as possible. Still, his…
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RISE feat. stayMellow – Dreams
RISE is one of those music outlets that never ceases to amaze. With “The Way You Make Me Feel” and “Here I Am,” incredible compositions that we had a chance to write about before, they assured us that indie music can still sound exciting, fresh, unique, and far from anything we could possible hear on…
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Adrian Delange – Don’t Wanna Be Who I Am Anymore
“Don’t Wanna Be Who I Am Anymore” is the latest release by Adrian Delange, a superb Dutch artist based in Eindhoven. It’s his second piece of work in 2025, arriving as an adequate continuation of “Accident,” another excellent track released earlier this year that you should also check out as soon as possible. Lyrically, “Don’t…
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Milk For The Angry – Powder Trails On Fire LP
Powder Trails on Fire, the latest full-length release by Milk For The Angry crashes through the door, takes your hand and drags you through a kaleidoscopic dream where psychedelic rock meets indie swagger, power pop charm, and the occasional glorious wall of noise pop. Milk For The Angry are no newcomers to this journey. Born…
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Blackest Heart – There Will Be Light 12″ EP (Engineer Records)
It takes courage to wear your heart on your sleeve. It takes even more to shout it from a mountaintop, to cry it out in sound, and to shape raw emotion into something as artful as There Will Be Light, the debut 12″ EP by Blackest Heart. As soon as you press play, you know…
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Ceremony Shadows – Ascension CD
Some albums feel timely while there are albums that feel eternal. Ascension, the second full-length release by Ceremony Shadows, belongs in the latter camp. It is dark, elegant, and utterly absorbing. The Portland-based trio doesn’t just follow in the lineage of darkwave and post-punk, they push their sound forward by breaking all the rules and…
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9 o’clock Nasty – People Pleaser
After several excellent singles unleashed earlier this year, 9 o’clock Nasty returns with another release that will especially appeal to all those longstanding punk rock fans. With its honest lyrics and catchy instrumentations, “People Pleaser” is one of those songs that immediately grabs you by the collar and refuses to let go. The song talks…
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