Shelia Taylor
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ALBUM REVIEW: On Earth or In Hell by Black Absinthe
Black Absinthe is set to unleash their latest offering, On Earth Or In Hell on March 27th and it is…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Belluaires by ECR.LINF
Emerging from the depths of existential turmoil, ECR.LINF unleashes their debut album, Belluaires, a relentless onslaught of sonic brutality that…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: The City by Tansu
In her debut EP The City Harlem-based vocalist extraordinaire TANSU delivers a soul-stirring musical journey that transcends genres and captivates…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: A Tale of Fire by Omnivide
With their debut album A Tale of Fire mere days away from being released to the masses, Omnivide is more…
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DISCOVER: Search Party
Get ready to embark on a musical journey through lush melodies and nostalgic vibes with Belfast’s own indie rock quintet,…
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WATCH: “Devil’s Churn” by Vintersea
The fifth video, “Devil’s Churn,” from their current album Woven Into Ashes is my introduction into Vintersea and well, I’m…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Black Box by Lemarchand
Lemarchand‘s debut album Black Box marks a bold entry into the industrial metal scene. Recorded at Artgot Studios in Ibagué,…
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LISTEN: “Land of Heart’s Desire” by Silent Mass
Embark on a haunting journey through misty realms with Silent Mass‘ latest single, “Land of Heart’s Desire.” Inspired by W.B.…
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LISTEN: “Girl I Was” by Rosalie James
In her latest single, “Girl I Was,” Rosalie James sings, ‘when I first met you, I didn’t like you…’ That…
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WATCH: “The Last Breath” by As I May
Finland’s As I May has released their video for their single “The Last Breath” and says this of the video,…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Unextinct by Hideous Divinity
Fraaaaaaaaakkkkkk, Unextinct by Hideous Divinity is savage. And I loved every single face melting and mind expanding minute of it.…
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LISTEN: “Smoke Clears” by Dylan Taylor
“Smoke Clears” is one of three tracks that singer songwriter Dylan Taylor has released this year. With a focus of…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Flowers in the Brick by Myra Keyes
If a love child of Liz Phair and Evan Dando of The Lemonheads existed, it would be Flower in the…
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DISCOVER: coolthekid
Australia-based artist, coolthekid, is making waves in the music industry with two latest singles, “COOLAID” and “NO MORE.” Over a…
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HOT TRACK: “Equinox Dialogue” by Faux Hex
Faux Hex, the subterranean electronic duo featuring Erotic Secrets of Pompeii’s Tom Hackwell on guitar, synths, vocals and Thomas Hawtin…
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LISTEN: “Remaining Shadows” by Painful
Painful‘s latest single, “Remaining Shadows,” offers a haunting glimpse into the abyss of the French Revolution. With echoes of their…
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LISTEN: “Rainy Day Man” by Lorenzo Gabanizza featuring Jeff Christie
Italian singer-songwriter Lorenzo Gabanizza has joined forces with multi-platinum artist Jeff Christie to create the delicate single, “Rainy Day Man.”…
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LISTEN: “Suoherran Hovi” by Folkrim
From the misty shores of Finland comes Folkrim who evolved from solitary origins to a fully-fledged folk-infused death metal force.…
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HOT TRACK: “The Noise” by Creature Creature featuring Billy Lunn
Creature Creature marked their return to Brighton’s music scene with their anthemic single, “The Noise” featuring Billy Lunn of The…
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DISCOVER: Vancrynes
Vancrynes, an enigmatic fusion of alt-folk rock and punk, has already released four singles this year. Four! “Codependency,” “Amnesia,” “Speak…
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LISTEN: “Who Cares When You’re Not There?” by Larusta & The Dead Dogs
London-based dark lyrical alternative band, Larusta & The Dead Dogs’ single “Who Cares When You’re Not There?” is a haunting…
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WATCH: “My Corpse, Your Dungeon” from La Suspendida
With libretto by William Berger and led by Laurent David of Kilter, La Suspendida is an experimental and collaborative opera…
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WATCH: “Come Down” by Wildstreet
Hard rock sensation Wildstreet are back with another rousing single, “Come Down,” from their forthcoming EP, IV (April 26, Golden…
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LISTEN: “Soothing Rattle” by Martikor
From their forthcoming album Acedia (April 12), Martikor have released “Soothing Rattle”. Just four seconds shy of ten minutes, “Soothing…