Shelia Taylor
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ALBUM REVIEW: Summer of Love by Jess Ribeiro
Jess Ribeiro‘s latest album, Summer of Love, is a poignant tribute to resilience and introspection amidst tumultuous times. Summer of…
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LISTEN: “Slide” by The Dizzy Ducks
The Dizzy Ducks haved unveiled their latest single, “Slide.” This femme fatale-inspired track is a journey into mystery and desire…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Arkanum by Spit On Your Grave
Sign me up for a concept album inspired by the Tarot’s most intriguing cards: The Magician, The Devil, The Star,…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Acedia by Martikor
What defines a genre has always baffled me and for me there are only a handful of genres and they…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Transmit by Nothing On TV
Prepare to be enveloped in the soothing embrace of melodic harmonies and easygoing rhythms with Nothing on TV‘s latest album,…
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LISTEN: “Crybaby” by Fake Dad
Los Angeles-based duo Fake Dad dive into the world where the pursuit of fame often overshadows genuine connection with their…
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LISTEN: “Gold” by Caitlin Lavagna
Get ready to ignite the dance floor with infectious energy of “Gold” by Caitlin Lavagna. With funky guitars and bass…
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LISTEN: “Midnight Blues” by Emily Wurramara
A brief serendipitous moment with a man in an octopus hat was all it took for Emily Wurramara to pour…
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LISTEN: “Solve Et Coagula” by Blessed Black
With a title that is a reference to the alchemical process of separation and coming together, symbolising the destruction of…
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LISTEN: “Tumbling Through The Dark” by Occult Witches
Harkening back to the 70s with an air of psychedelic and stoner rock, Canada’s Occult Witches has released “Tumbling Through…
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LISTEN: “The Other Side of the Nail” by Orthodox
Nashville isn’t just the land of country music. Metal harcord band, Orthodox released their latest single, “The Other Side Of…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Space to Feel by Malin Andersson
Malin Andersson‘s sophomore album Space to Feel is an introspective journey through the complexities of human emotion and existential contemplation.…
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Circle by Shred Rogers
Get ready to buckle up and embark on a wild, metallic journey that is an electrifying fusion of high-octane riffs,…
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LISTEN: “In Cold Blood” by Deathwish
With their album The Fourth Horseman coming out on June 7th, Deathwish have given fans a taste of the ferociousness…
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WATCH: “Unending Death” by The Holy Nothing
From their recent EP, Vol 1: A Profound and Nameless Fear, The Holy Nothing has released a new video for…
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LISTEN: “Capsize” by Uragh
With their debut album Maelstrom nearing its April 19th release day, Uragh have released the second single from the album. …
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: What We Fear the Most by Attic Theory
Led by vocalist Lewis Wright, and backed by guitarists Peter Donnelly, Tim Cunningham, and Matt Lawler, along with the thunderous…
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HOT TRACK: “Bitchcraft” by Trick Casket
Industrial metal outfit Trick Casket unleashes their latest sonic storm with the electrifying single, “Bitchcraft”. From the moment the infectious…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Elders by Aptøsrs
I said this before when I wrote about “Rust Mountain,” the debut single from Aptøsrs, but they had me at…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Passenger by Cale Zepernick
Cale Zepernick‘s debut album, Passengers, is a delightful journey through a landscape of plucky melodies, fun rhythms, and light-hearted lyricism.…
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LISTEN: “Vampires” by By the Waves
Toward the end of March, Manchester’s By the Waves released their sophomore single, “Vampires”, an infectious follow up to their…
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WATCH: “Go Free” by Bird Streets
From their latest album, Lagoon, Bird Streets has released a retro style animated video for the song, “Go Free.” Bird…
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DISCOVER: Irked
In the heart of Newcastle’s vibrant DIY punk scene emerges a force to be reckoned with: Irked. The self-proclaimed punk…
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ALBUM REVIEW: I Thought It Would be Easier by Annie Dressner
Annie Dressner‘s latest album, I Thought It Would Be Easier is a poignant journey through the labyrinth of human emotions,…