Shelia Taylor
-
ALBUM REVIEW: Colors In Grey by Oathbound
Colors In Grey is a record that starts in the rain-soaked streets of Seattle and ends in a space of…
-
QUICK SPIN: Reborn In Blight by Insect Inside
Reborn In Blight is a record that starts in the soil and ends with the complete and grotesque domination of…
-
DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Swirls by Zenekar
Built on movement and conversation, Swirls is a map of shared instincts from a band that trusts their compositions, their…
-
EP REVIEW: Zombie Blood Nightmare by Necronomicon Ex Mortis
It’s a gory leap into a sound that is as sharp as it is malformed and it leaves a sense…
-
NEW NOISE: “¡2 BEAUCOUP!” by Tomás Doncker
Tomás reminds us that resistance can be riotous and shared.
-
SOUND CHECK: Hedera Helix by ØVI
With bombastic riffs, savage rhythms, and relentless vocals, Hedera Helix accomplishes to say more in its short fifteen minute run…
-
ALBUM REVIEW: Plant by Peiriant
Plant finds Peiriant navigating the sometimes heavy and beautiful friction of raising a family in an uncertain world.
-
SOUND CHECK: Revisions by Mylo Bybee
Mylo Bybee’s Revisions (February 20th) EP captures a band refining its emotional range without sanding down their edges. The opener,…
-
EP REVIEW: Isle of Qveen by Qveen Herby
On Isle of Qveen, Qveen Herby operates with total authority. The EP carries the ease of an artist who knows…
-
NEW NOISE: “Blood Shark” by Krooked Tongue
A fuzzed-out banger brimming with the kind of raw intent that separates cathartic noise from something genuinely motivating.
-
QUICK SPIN: “Look Forward in Anger” by Ultrabomb
This isn’t a nostalgic callback but a vital look at how to navigate the current climate without losing one’s footing.
-
DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Impermanence by Malefic
Impermanence is about consequences. The ones you fight for, the ones you abandon, and the ones that follow you regardless.
-
DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: DeathAssault by DeathAssault
it understands power as discipline and on the other side, it delivers volume, not only in sound but in attitude…
-
STATIC THOUGHTS: Moral Filters and Musical Memory
Accountability only sticks when it doesn’t cost us a favourite song.
-
SOUND CHECK: Tekosa by Ata Dune
Tekosa is a handshake between human intent and the rigid logic of software.
-
SOUND CHECK: Remorse of Conscience by Agenbite Misery
Translating the prose of James Joyce’s Ulysses into visceral music, Remorse of Conscience by Agenbite Misery moves beyond mere adaptation…
-
SOUND CHECK: Rebirth by Cartoons Can’t Die
Rebirth is unpredictable, sharp, and vibrating with mayhem.
-
QUICK SPIN: “Tandem Bike” by The Trampoline Day
“Tandem Bike” turns a shared tattoo of companionship into one a moody fuzz filled song that quietly roars with unpolished…
-
NEW NOISE: “Song In Parts” by Peiriant
A singular breathing entity that fractures the hollow space around one by simply being.
-
QUICK SPIN: “Meet Me” by Donna Lewis & David Lowe
With “Meet Me,” Donna Lewis and David Lowe have crafted a track that is driven by precise clockwork motion.
-
NEW NOISE: “My Twink Death” by Not Richard & Her Majesty
“My Twink Death” is a sonic ritual of reclamation.
-
QUICK SPIN: “Pac’d Out” by Premier Jester
There is a calculated and tongue-in-cheek absurdity to the way Premier Jester has put together their latest single,”Pac’d Out”. It…
