Shelia Taylor
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DISCOVER: Nevermøurn
Hailing from the misty realms of Connecticut, Nevermøurn is a symphonic gothic metal with a blend of melodic death metal,…
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LISTEN: “Achin’ to Be” and “Black Sheets of Rain” by Ryan Adams
Ryan Adams fans can cheer! After kicking off 2024 with not one but five releases, 1985, Heatwave, Prisoners (Live), Star…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Selling Lies by Stefski & Hutch
Stefski & Hutch’s latest album Selling Lies is the embodiment of defiance and resilience. Both which are the tried and…
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LISTEN: “The Drugs Are Working” by Hook
Dublin-based trio Hook has delivered a double dose of musical ingenuity with their latest release, “The Drugs Are Working.” Led…
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DISCOVER: Velour Fog
Could Velour Fog be the next wave of British rock? With their blend of 90s grunge and 00s nu-metal, Velour…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Everything You Know is Yesterday by Hi/Jack
Hi/Jack‘s latest album, Everything You Know is Yesterday, is a rollercoaster ride of rock ‘n’ roll energy and musical diversity.…
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A CONVERSATION WITH…Maxwell Killion of Hi/Jack
Opening with a glimpse into the eclectic journey of Everything You Know is Yesterday, the latest album from Hi/Jack, Maxwell…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Olew Nadroedd by SYBS
SYBS‘ debut album, Olew Nadroedd, is a vibrant canvas filled with the colours of youth, uncertainty, and endless creativity. Each…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Eon by Pete Philly & Perquisite
After a decade and a half, the dynamic duo Pete Philly & Perquisite return with their long-awaited album Eon marking…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: The Wesleys by The Wesleys
Hailing from Montreal, The Wesleys have unleashed their self-titled debut album, marking a significant milestone in their journey as a…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Nowhwere by The Sweet Kill
Do you crave 80s goth? Particularly the sounds of Joy Division and Bauhaus? Then Nowhere the sophomore album from The…
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A CONVERSATION WITH…NDGO
In our conversation with Hector Longoria of NDGO (pronounced indigo), we dive into the history of the band, the inspiration…
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LISTEN: “Just Us” by Rinjin
Rinjin, the Japanese word for “neighbors,” symbolizes the harmonious fusion of Christoffer “Chris Le Pop” and Frøy’s musical talents, forged…
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LISTEN: “Forget What It Was” by Sarah O’Moore
Here in Australia, domestic violence and violence against women is on the minds of many with the horrifying statistic that…
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LISTEN: “Wrapped Around You” by The Serenity Club
With an opening riff that was inspired by Sonic Youth’s Sunday, The Serenity Club takes one back to the nostalgic…
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HOT TRACKS: “World Collapse” and “Carved in Stone” by Fates Messenger
It’s time for another double dose of sonic brutality from Fates Messenger. On the heels of their debut single “Scars”…
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LISTEN: “Near Life Experience” by FloodHounds
In a world that often feels numbingly mundane, the latest single, “Near-Life Experience” from the FloodHounds cracks like a bolt…
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LISTEN: “That’s My Bitch” by Ceara Cavalieri
We all have that one friend who’s our unwavering cheerleader, our fierce champion. The one who stands by us through…
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LISTEN: “The Joke is On Me” by Sadye
Sadye returns with her trademark sardonic charm in her latest single, “The Joke is On Me.” Despite its inspiration from…
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HOT TRACK: “Our Darkest Night” by Hearts & Hand Grenades
The latest single, “Our Darkest Night” by Hearts & Hand Grenades delivers a powerful message about war and its aftermath.…
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LISTEN: “Shoulders” by Ghost Fan Club
Ghost Fan Club debuted in 2020 as an outlet for creative Tyler Costolo’s softer side. With a handful of singles…
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LISTEN: “nothintwosay” by thatboykwame
If there ever was a song that was the definition of an earworm, then it is “nothintwosay” by thatboykwame. The…
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A CONVERSATION WITH…The Hazytones
Inspired by classic rock records of the 60s and 70s and facing delays in creating Wild Fever (May 10) due…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Wild Fever by The Hazytones
On May 10th, The Hazytones will release their album Wild Fever and it is sure to ignite a storm of…