Shelia Taylor
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ALBUM REVIEW: Always Happy To Explode by Sunset Rubdown
Sunset Rubdown’s long-awaited album, Always Happy To Explode, is finally here and marks a moment in music history as their…
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LISTEN: “Heart Attack” by Lucas Horne
Lucas Horne’s latest release, “Heart Attack,” is an indie-pop gem that balances infectious melodies with a deep narrative about the…
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HOT TRACK: “Cinders” by Dead Animal Assembly Plant featuring James Rietz
Oh hello Dead Animal Assembly Plant and thank you for filling a void I didn’t know existed until I heard…
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LISTEN: “God Complex” by The Tale Untold
The Tale Untold‘s latest single, “God Complex,” is a thrilling exploration of personal struggle and resilience that blends heavy genres…
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LISTEN: “Éfrit” by Seum
Montreal’s sludge trio Seum returns with “Éfrit,” a single that captures the chaotic essence of teenage escapism and paranoia. The…
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LISTEN: “Dance With You” by Jordan Paul
Jordan Paul’s latest single, “Dance With You,” is a celebration of love that fuses the charm of classic Motown with…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Butterfly with Bazookas by Daniel Hayes
Daniel Hayes’ latest album, Butterfly with Bazookas, is a refreshing blend of introspection and exuberance. The eleven-track collection showcases Daniel’s…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: The Calamatix by The Calamatix
The self-titled debut album from The Calamatix is more than just an introduction to the band but a lively celebration…
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LISTEN: “Liar” by Amelle Rose
Amelle Rose’s new single “Liar,” is a striking exploration of familial discord that captures the complexities of trust and betrayal.…
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LISTEN: ” Room 101″ by The Spirit
The Spirit is back with their latest single, “Room 101,” from their forthcoming album Songs Against Humanity out on October…
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LISTEN: “The Difference Between” by Crys Matthews
Crys Matthews’ latest “The Difference Between” is not just another track but a powerful declaration of identity and resistance that…
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LISTEN: “Kiss Like Me” by Piper Connolly
Piper Connolly’s new single, “Kiss Like Me,” delivers a playful yet dynamic blend of pop punk and alt-pop that stands…
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LISTEN: “Omen” by Ella Thompson
Ella Thompson‘s latest single, “Omen,” plunges one into a world where love becomes a beacon among the shadows. The track…
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EP REVIEW: On and On by Penny Rich
The Cardiff-based trio, Penny Rich are known for their exhilarating noise punk sound and their back with a new EP…
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A CONVERSATION WITH…Foreign Fields
In our conversation with Foreign Fields, Brian Holl and Eric Hillman share insights into their latest album, What It Cost,…
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ALBUM REVIEW: What it Cost by Foreign Fields
What It Cost by Foreign Fields is a fresh and invigorating chapter in the duo’s discography that is marked by…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Valley of Dark Hills by Hearts of Oak
Hearts of Oak‘s latest album, Valley of Dark Hills, is a sprawling testament to the band’s evolution and resilience, set…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Draconian Darkness by Wolfheart
Wolfheart, the Finnish melodic death metal juggernaut has delivered a chilling new album with Draconian Darkness. Known for their distinctive…
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LISTEN: “illuminated manuscript” by leisure fm
leisure fm, the twin duo of Milena and Weronika Szymanek, make a striking return with their latest single, “illuminated manuscript.”…
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LISTEN: “Same Old Song” by Party Nails
From her forthcoming album Pillow Talk, Party Nails has delivered another standout single with “Same Old Song”. Party Nails, aka…
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LISTEN: “Invisible Ink” by Ships Have Sailed
The latest single, “Invisible Ink,” from Ships Have Sailed captures the complex tapestry of love’s darkest moments with striking clarity.…
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EP REVIEW: Light Sides by Angie McMahon
Angie McMahon’s Light Sides is a reflective extension of her critically acclaimed album Light, Dark, Light Again. The collection of…
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HOT TRACK: “The Emptiness Machine” by Linkin Park
Yes, I know the song has been out for a week and I originally had no plan to write about…
