Shelia Taylor
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LISTEN: “Good News” by City Ghost
From their forthcoming EP, Cause and Effect, Salt Lake City’s City Ghost has unleashed their latest single, “Good News”. Lead…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Forget What Makes it Glow by Isadora Eden
The debut album, Forget What Makes it Glow by Isadora Eden could be the perfect definition of ‘summertime sadness’. The…
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LISTEN: “Sing! Sing!” by The Love Buzz
Come for the bass, stay for the infectious tune. That’s the vibe The Love Buzz are bringing with their latest…
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LISTEN: “A Ride” by Das Koolies
Fervent with fervour. Fun. Funky. Those were the notes I wrote when I first heard “A Ride” by Das Koolies.…
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LISTEN: “Voice of the Voiceless” by Jamie Webster
Here in Australia, a hot topic of conversation and political debate is the Voice Referendum. The referendum is whether to…
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LISTEN: “Bitters” by Sidney Bird
Channelling her inner sass and a little bit of ‘f’ you attitude, singer-songwriter Sidney Bird has released her latest single…
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EP REVIEW: I Wish This Was a Love Story by Kat Hamilton
Prepare yourself for a music journey that is a cathartic, exposed, unguarded, and an undeniably authentic experience with I Wish…
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EP REVIEW: Seasons: Vol. 1 by Blessed Black
Opening a new chapter in the career of Blessed Black, their forthcoming EP, Seasons: Vol. 1 (out September 1) will…
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LISTEN: “Words” by Nature TV
From their forthcoming EP, Mid Flight, Nature TV‘s latest single, “Words”, invites listeners into the melancholic musings and introspective world…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Theory of Mind by Aeffect
Releasing Theory of Mind on their own accord, emerging UK band Aeffect have unveiled eight songs that are thought-provoking and…
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EP REVIEW: Wedi Codi by Ci Gofod
Funk artist and multi-instrumentalist Ci Gofod has graced the music scene with his latest EP, Wedi Codi. Embarking on a…
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Great Swells that Carry Us Will Pull Us Under by Aaronson
The Great Swells That Carry Us Will Pull Us Under by Aarronson is a breathtaking journey through the realms of…
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LISTEN: “Useless” by The Palava
Originating from York, the talented five-piece band known as The Palava has released their intoxicating new indie single, “Useless”. Despite…
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Never Turn Your Back on a Friend: 50 Years Later
Picture it, Sicily… Kidding. Also if you don’t get the above reference, get thee to a television quick. Cardiff, 1973,…
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VIDEO: “Engelsgesicht” by Megaherz
From their forthcoming album, In Teufels Namen, Germany’s Megaherz has released their second single, “Engelsgesicht”. Along with the single, comes…
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LISTEN: “Take Me for a Ride” by Part Time Signals
Following their debut single, “The Man”, Part Time Signals latest offering, “Take Me for a Ride” is a low key…
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LISTEN: “Mother Nature” by The Hu featuring LP
In the realm of incredible collaborations, The Hu has joined forces with renowned singer-songwriter LP, marking a milestone in their…
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VIDEO: “Reset the Preset” by Lord of the Lost
The video for “Reset the Preset” from Lord of the Lost is pure glorious chaos. The hyper bright almost 80’s…
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HOT TRACK: “Reality Killer” by Eighteen Visions
From the depths of a forthcoming untitled project and on the heels of “Rot of Humanity”, Orange County veterans Eighteen…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Dead Dogs & Lost Loves by Elijah Jones & the CCs
Dead Dogs & Lost Love by Elijah Jones & the CCs takes listeners on a journey through heartbreak and healing…
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LISTEN: “Stay” by Ghost featuring Patrick Wilson
Does a band like Ghost need any help promoting their latest project? No. Diehard fans will devour their latest offering…
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ALBUM & VIDEO REVIEW: Searching for Strawberries: The Story of Jongo Bongo, Act 3
The final act of Searching for Strawberries: The Story of Jongo Bongo is out now. If you’ve not been following…
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EP REVIEW: Sugar Coat by The Deep Blue
Formidable and delicate are not often paired together, but that’s just what The Deep Blue are. With their EP, Sugarcoat,…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Shed the Skin by Selk
Navigating between minimal and maximum, Shed the Skin by Selk melds a myriad of genres including jazz, classical, electronica, folk,…