Shelia Taylor
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LISTEN: “Healing Is Coming” by Levi Robin
An atmospheric folk anthem channels vulnerability into quiet strength.
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LISTEN: “Cold” by Tetrarch
The shredding solos and relentless energy are what drives this metal anthem.
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LISTEN: “This One’s on the House” by Goldkimono
From the album with the same name (June 13th), Goldkimono’s “This One’s On The House” is a masterclass in balancing…
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LISTEN: “Everybody Needs Somebody” by Jeangu Macrooy
A vibrant, groove-filled anthem built for the stage.
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Steel Wool by Steel Wool
Shoegaze haze, cathartic noise, and unexpected twists make this debut shine.
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Dormant Darkness by Buried Realm
The Dormant Darkness delivers a thrilling melodic death metal assault.
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LISTEN: “Dead to Me” by Turkey Vulture
The toll that a new release can take on an artist, as well as the planning and promotion that goes…
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Ashtabula River Railroad Disaster by Gayle Skidmore
A haunting window into the intersection of history, grief, and the enduring human spirit.
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LISTEN: “Sean Paul” by Oswald Slain
Sharp wit meets surf rock swagger in the singalong anthem from Oswald Slain. Their latest single, “Sean Paul”, from their…
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LISTEN: “New Thing” by Avery Friedman
Avery Friedman breaks boundaries with the hauntingly raw track “New Thing”.
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HOT TRACK: “Speak Medieval” by Erotic Secrets of Pompeii
A chaotic thrill ride where language becomes a weapon.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Apocrypha by Exiled Hope
With Apocrypha (April 11), the third full-length album from Maryland-based solo act Exiled Hope, Sofia Frasz has crafted a powerful…
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EP REVIEW: Cracked by False Heads
A fiery and unfiltered statement from a band that thrives on chaos without losing control.
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HOT TRACK: “My Sanctuary” by Lord of the Lost
Lord of the Lost embraces power and darkness on “My Sanctuary”.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Distant Skies and The Ocean by Amammoth
Amammoth drags stoner metal into the deep and unknown.
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EP REVIEW: Live at Retrophonics by Caitlin Mahoney
The EP captures the raw energy and authenticity of a live performance.
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LISTEN: “Forced To Walking” by Thunderclap
Indie folk meets post-punk in a wandering cinematic journey.
