Shelia Taylor
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LISTEN: “Horizon Divides” by Negative Thirteen
Negative Thirteen, formerly known as Negative Theory, formed in Pittsburgh, PA in 1999, disbanded in 2003 after their self titled…
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DISCOVER: Skies of Terra
Formerly a quartet, Skies of Terra, now the duo of Euclides Polanco and Justin Townsend, released their debut album Lunar…
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A CONVERSATION WITH…Becoming the Lion
Ahead of the January 19th release of Turning Point by Becoming the Lion, we sat down with the mastermind behind…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Will, Until Beauty by Cariosus
Following a series of EPs, namely Crime and Punishment (2015) and Saturnine Depths (2017), Chicago’s Cariosus is set to release…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Let It All Pass by Desert Life
Under the moniker of Desert Life, singer songwriter, Chris Swales, and multi-instrumentalist, Tom Jordan are exploring the darkest areas of…
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DISCOVER: Wizard Death
The bond between father and son is one that often lays the foundation on who or what kind of man…
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LISTEN: “Delirium” by Disconnected Souls
Disconnected Souls have released a new single, “Delirium”, from their forthcoming album Fragments of Consciousness (January 19th). Known for their…
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LISTEN: “Amalgamation” by Bite Marcus
Creating in the gentrified ruins of The Haçienda comes the self-produced and innovative artist, Bite Marcus. The DIY synth artist’s…
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LISTEN: “How Are We?” by Neven
Creating a sound that’s self described as “nonfiction grunge blues”, Neven is connecting to an audience that is seeking charm,…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Prisoners (Live) by Ryan Adams
If I’m completely honest, I wasn’t going to do a review of the Prisoners (Live) by Ryan Adams, but then…
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LISTEN: “Opinion” by pMad
In his latest single aptly named “Opinion,” Paul Dillion, known as pMad from Ireland, boldly infuses his unique perspective into…
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LISTEN: “Liar” by Pigeon Club
Defence mechanisms come in all shapes and sizes. Be it humour, distance, or anger, humans have an internal weapon to…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Sword & Stone by Ryan Adams
The final of Ryan Adam’s tetralogy is Sword & Stone and dare I say, the best of them all?! With…
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HOT TRACK: “Utterly Rudderless” by Erotic Secrets of Pompeii
Erotic Secrets of Pompeii refer to themselves as an apocalyptic art rock band, but they are so much more than…
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HOT TRACK: “No Thank You for the Music” by Frank Turner
Frank Turner has entered 2024 with a bang! Even better to say, he’s entered his angry man stage. Just don’t…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Star Sign by Ryan Adams
My initial reaction to Ryan Adams dropping five albums at once was to digest them as quickly as possible, but…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Omnivore by At the Plates
With a goal to combine his love of good food with his love of great death metal, Tony Rouse founded…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Heatwave by Ryan Adams
If you live under a rock, the master wordsmith, Ryan Adams, dropped five albums. Previously only available on vinyl, Ryan…
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ALBUM REVIEW: 1985 by Ryan Adams
It’s only two days into 2024 and the prolific singer songwriter, Ryan Adams, has dropped not one, not two, but…
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EP REVIEW: Digital Pollution by Wasp Mother
Hailing from Massachusetts, Wasp Mother is a four piece grindcore band that is preparing for an assault to the ears…
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Bass & Beats :: Issue 01
Kicking off the inaugural Bass & Beats Playlist are 16 tracks that have great bass, beats, or both. There’s no rhyme…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Darkness by The OddEven
Be it a sign from somewhere beyond earth or a signal deep within the Earth’s magnetic field, The OddEven are…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Blackfin by Into the Deep
From the murky depths of North Carolina, Into the Deep are unhooking their latest release, Blackfin, on January 3rd. While…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Where There Are Dreams There are Dragons Vol 1 by A Thousand Faces
Just as the sun sets on 2023, Kamauu and Mick Schultz, under the guise of the moniker, A Thousand Faces,…