Shelia Taylor
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LISTEN: “What It’s Worth” by Starcrazy
For what it’s worth, I am a sucker for anything glam rock and Sydney’s Starcrazy is serving up the glam…
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LISTEN: “Despicable Existence” by A Scar for the Wicked
A Scar for the Wicked has followed up the title track of their forthcoming album Acolythus, out on November 7th,…
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Promised Land? by Black Sites
Black Sites’ fourth album, The Promised Land?, available on September 6,, is a potent reminder of why the Chicago-based trio…
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ALBUM REVIEW: NARA by Emily Wurramara
Emily Wurramara’s latest album, NARA, is a musical journey that defies categorization and blends a diverse array of genres and…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Name What I Need by Caitlin Mahoney
Caitlin Mahoney’s third full-length album, Name What I Need, is an evolution that reflects a journey that spans across the…
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HOT TRACK: “Loveless” by Bitter Kisses
With their seventh single, “Loveless,” Bitter Kisses, the self-proclaimed ‘pop music you can beat your friends up to’ band can…
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LISTEN: “Do You Haunt Me” by Hazlett
Hazlett’s new single, “Do You Haunt Me,” is a hauntingly beautiful exploration of emotional complexity. Taken from part two of…
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LISTEN: “Flowers at a Funeral” by Noel
Swedish artist NOEL’s new single, “Flowers at a Funeral,” is a striking example of raw and heartfelt songwriting. The track…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Kissing Death by Mothica
Mothica‘s third album, Kissing Death, is an ambitious dive into the darkest corners of the human experience. Told through an…
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LISTEN: “Hot Fudge Sundae” by Ghost Mutt
Turning late-night frustrations into art, singer-songwriter Annie Bingley, known as Ghost Mutt, transforms a simple voice memo into a daring…
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LISTEN: “Liquid Courage” by Maya Kuriel
Maya Kuriel‘s latest track, “Liquid Courage,” is a dance floor anthem that dives into the intricacies of self-confidence. The track’s…
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LISTEN: “I Don’t Know” by Vanarin
Retrofuturism is defined as creating art, or in Vanarin’s case, music, that is influenced by the past’s idea of the…
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DEBUT SINGLE: “A New Face” by Chain Code
If System of the Down and Primus had a child, that child would sound like the debut single “A New…
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Judas Paradox by God Dethroned
A band with a rich history of being an extreme metal band is God Dethroned, and their history dates back…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Chasing Volcanoes by Felicity Cripps Band
Ahead of today’s release of Chasing Volcanoes, Felicity Cripps Band provided glimpses into themes of consciousness, love and lust, and…
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LISTEN: “Vices” by Lonely Little Kitsch
Lonely Little Kitsch unleashes a gritty and unapologetic anthem that challenges the very notion of perfection in their latest single,…
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LISTEN: “Free To Be Myself” by Parvyn
Are you ready for a disco anthem that celebrates liberation? Look or should I say listen no further than Parvyn’s…
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LISTEN: “Dyarrubin” by Charlie Needs Braces
In her latest single, “Dyarrubin,” Charlie Needs Braces invites one to celebrate the natural world. “Dyarrubin” weaves a tapestry of…
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LISTEN: “Come n Go” by New Tide
New Tide’s “Come n Go” is a cinematic experience of heartbreak and longing, wrapped in an eerily beautiful soundscape. The…
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LISTEN: “Fiends Like Us” by Turkey Vulture
In anticipation of their October 25th release titled On the List, Connecticut duo Turkey Vulture have unveiled their latest single,…
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LISTEN: “Pills” by Pythonic
Saskatoon’s Pythonic has unleashed their latest single, “Pills,” a blistering track on their forthcoming EP, EP 1, set to drop…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Tragédie D’amour by Carmeria
Hailing from the Blue Mountains of Australia, Carmeria returns with their anticipated sophomore album, Tragédie D’amour. The follow-up to their…
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EP REVIEW: Creation’s Call by Siege Perilous
Power metal band Siege Perilous is set to enchant listeners with their upcoming EP, Creation’s Call, scheduled for release on…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: The Space Camaro by Dead Karma
Dead Karma’s debut EP, The Space Camaro, drops on August 23 and offers a dynamic mix of hard rock with…