Shelia Taylor
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5 Artists to Watch in 2025
To be honest, I should have just repeated our 2024 list for 2025 as four of the five artists were…
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Top 8 of 2024
Hard as we tried, we weren’t able to write about everything that we wanted to in 2024. Some releases we…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Nocturne (Soundtrack for an Invisible Film) by Avi C. Engel
Toronto-based artist Avi C. Engel’s Nocturne (Soundtrack for an Invisible Film) offers a strikingly unconventional listening experience. Set to release…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Witches by Simon Ostini
Austrian-born, Sweden-based virtuoso guitarist Simon Ostini’s debut solo album, Witches, is a thrilling ride through the world of instrumental rock,…
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EP REVIEW: Realm of the Exiled by Exiled Hope and Steel Forge
In an unexpected but seamless collaboration, Maryland’s Exiled Hope and UK’s Steel Forge have joined forces to release Realm of…
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LISTEN: “Lifeboats” by Riding The Low
Riding The Low’s latest single, “Lifeboats,” is a track that reflects the band’s evolution and newfound creative freedom. Built on…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Then & Now by Movieland
Movieland’s Then & Now is a mesmerising deep dive into the roots of Vancouver’s ‘90s shoegaze underbelly and gives long-overdue…
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LISTEN: “Basic Reality” by Life In Mono
Life In Mono once again delivers a gripping musical statement with their latest single, “Basic Reality.” The track weaves together…
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LISTEN: “Swing Life Away” by Crooked Teeth
Californian pop-punk group Crooked Teeth breathe new life into Rise Against’s classic “Swing Life Away” by stripping away the original’s…
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WATCH: “Hunger” by Saints Among Us
UK alt-rockers Saints Among Us have unleashed a lyric video for their electrifying new single, “Hunger,” and it’s as dynamic…
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LISTEN: “I Will Be My End” by Rapt
From the forthcoming album, Until the Light Takes Us (February 21st), Rapt’s current single, “I Will Be My End,” stands…
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LISTEN: “Emptiness Inside” by Atramentum
Atramentum’s “Emptiness Inside” is a masterstroke of blending the weighty aggression of death metal with the haunting desolation of doom.…
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HOT TRACK: “I Love You” by Chris Harms
Chris Harms, known as the dynamic frontman of Lord Of The Lost, steps into a new spotlight with his solo single…
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LISTEN: “Hero” by Forgotten Shrine
Forgotten Shrine, the folk metal duo of Josh Alexander and Sofia Frasz, have reimagined Skillet’s “Hero” with a creative twist…
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HOT TRACK: “Death Trip (Naglfar)” by AAWKS
AAWKS’ latest single, “Death Trip (Naglfar),” is a powerhouse of heavy psychedelic rock that teases the ambitious scope of their…
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LISTEN: “I Rise” by Plastic Rhino
LA-based alt hard rock duo Plastic Rhino make a thunderous statement with their new single, “I Rise,” a searing anthem…
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LISTEN: “Castles” by Tired of Fighting
LISTEN: Tired of Fighting’s “Castles” Bridges Heartbreak and Hope
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WATCH: “Road to Live” by In We Fall
In We Fall deliver a gripping visual narrative with their video for “Road to Live,” the third release from their…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Nullpunkt by Coldspine
With their debut album Nullpunkt, Coldspine crafts a potent exploration of doom and sludge metal across nine tracks that span…
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EP REVIEW: Born to Crawl by Box
Box, the brainchild of Andrew Stromstad, delivers a stunning experience with Born To Crawl. Scheduled for release on December 24th,…
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LISTEN: “Goodbye Again” by The Sizzos
With “Goodbye Again,” The Sizzos craft a track that is both a nod to the iconic sounds of the 80s…
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LISTEN: “Take Me” by Monobloc
With a raw sense of self-discovery, Monobloc’s latest single, “Take Me,” is an audacious leap into their musical evolution. Frontman…
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LISTEN: “Mirror of Faults” by Burial Path
Burial Path‘s latest track, “Mirror of Faults,” expertly blends technical deathcore intensity with a raw and unrelenting edge. From the…
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EP REVIEW: The High Four by Joan of Arkansas
Arizona’s Joan of Arkansas proves that noise-rock and power-pop can share the same fiery stage with their latest EP, High…