Shelia Taylor
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LISTEN: “I Got You” (Stripped) by Søren Hansen
Søren Hansen brings an unfiltered vulnerability with a heartfelt delivery by stripping his single, “I Got You” down to the…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: As Above, So Below by Shadow of the Talisman
In an era where bands are increasingly defined by their ability to carve a unique sonic identity, As Above, So…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: After Everything Else by The Breathing Method
The Breathing Method’s debut album, After Everything Else (January 24th), is a raw and unapologetic exploration of life’s highs, lows,…
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LISTEN: “Footprint” by Cory Cullinan
Cory Cullinan’s “Footprint” is a dynamic and multifaceted artistic experience that bridges decades of creative ambition. Conceived during Cory’s undergraduate…
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WATCH: “A Time For Violence” by A Tyrant’s Lament
From their forthcoming album, Offerings Of The Inhumane, set to drop on January 31, A Tyrant’s Lament has released the…
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Doom Scroll by Weed Demon
Weed Demon takes their sludgy stoner doom to new heights with The Doom Scroll, a genre-blurring triumph set for release…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Dark Green by Tumbleweed Dealer
Tumbleweed Dealer explore southern sounds and swamp mystique on Dark Green.
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LISTEN: “What a Little Love Can Do” by Sam Robbins
Sam Robbins’ latest single, “What a Little Love Can Do”, is a heartfelt reflection on the power of human connection…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Euphoria by Nekomata
Building on the success of their 2022 debut, …And Then, The Abusement Park Left Town, Italian metalcore innovators Nekomata return…
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EP REVIEW: Living on the Internet by Myriad
Myriad’s Living on the Internet EP offers a vibrant, and unfiltered glimpse into the highs and lows of life in…
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LISTEN: “Warm in the Winter” by Kurt Baker
Exuding a vibrant and upbeat energy, Kurt Baker’s single, “Warm In The Winter,” is proof to his mastery of blending…
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LISTEN: “Laid Back/Old Skool Chevy” by Tave featuring Kenyon Dixon
Tave’s latest track, “Laid Back/Old Skool Chevy”, is not a song of soulful nostalgia but a masterclass in blending modern…
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LISTEN: “What Doesn’t Make Me Stronger” by Leah Martel
Leah Martel’s newest single, “What Doesn’t Make Me Stronger,” is an audacious evolution for the indie-pop singer-songwriter that fuses her…
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LISTEN: “Stolen Youth” by Atomic Life
Propelling New York alt-rockers, Atomic Life into 2025 is their latest single, “Stolen Youth”. Marrying reflection with rhythm in a…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Reclamation by Crys Matthews
Reclamation is a powerful declaration of identity, heritage, and resistance, brought to life by one of the most honest voices…
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LISTEN: “Pomelo Water” by Rainbow Chan
In her latest single, “Pomelo Water”, Rainbow Chan is redefining tradition. The track is a testament to her fearless ability…
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LISTEN: “Take It Easy” by Boy in Space
Boy in Space finds heartache and hope with his latest release, “Take It Easy” from his forthcoming EP, The Butterfly…
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LISTEN: “Cold Dreaming” by Doves
Doves continue to redefine their legacy with their latest single, “Cold Dreaming,” a psychedelic soul-infused track that signals a bold…
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LISTEN: “Distance Between” by Marble Ghosts
Marble Ghosts’ latest single, “Distance Between,” is a relentless blast of punk-metal energy that sets the tone for their upcoming…
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LISTEN: “Superman” by Cyhra
Cyhra’s latest release, “Superman,” is a powerhouse track that captures the band’s melodic metal mastery while marking an exciting new…
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LISTEN: “Unspeakable Swamp Creature” by Necronomicon Ex Mortis
From their upcoming split album You’ve Got Red On You (February 21st) with Bloofeast Ritual, Necronomicon Ex Mortis has released…
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LISTEN: “Devil’s A Day Away” by The Jellybricks
The Jellybricks deliver a masterclass in melodic rock with their latest single, “Devil’s A Day Away”. A preview from their…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Scorched Earth by Harakiri for the Sky
The forthcoming album from Harakiri For The Sky, Scorched Earth (January 24th), is a masterful continuation of the band’s journey…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Recover What You Can by Negative 13
Negative 13 return with Recover What You Can, a six-track record that solidifies their ability to push beyond genre confines…