Shelia Taylor
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LISTEN: “Pretty Picture” by Blone Noble
The rising artist who made waves with his debut single “Weapon Of Love” is back with his latest offering, “Pretty…
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LISTEN: “Too Much” by Miranda Joan
Miranda Joan, a talented singer, songwriter, and musician based in Brooklyn, has captivated audiences with her soulful sound and heartfelt…
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HOT TRACK: “Silent Acquiescence” by Sifting
We reviewed “Silent Acquiescence” by Sifting earlier this week and it is now available for the masses from Eclipse Records.…
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ALBUM REVIEW: From the Underground by The Dead Krazukies
The Dead Krazukies, the powerhouse of French melodic punk, return with their anticipated album, From The Underworld. Building on the…
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EP REVIEW: Health by Snake Eyes
Brighton’s Snake Eyes formed in 2020 with a mission statement to forge a band with like minded people who found…
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HOT TRACK: “One Day” by The New Division
In March, with the release of Modern Life, The New Division reflected on isolation and finding escape through music during…
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DEBUT SINGLE REVIEW: “Throw Away Your Money” by D.M.D.B Project
Spearheaded by Dylan Boddy, the D.M.D.B Project is a collaboration of artists working together to create music and their debut…
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LISTEN: “Take My Reign” by Nepthisis
The name Nepthsis and the artwork for “Take My Reign” lead one to believe there is about to be a…
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LISTEN: “Nefarious” by Monuments
“Nefarious” by progressive metal makers Monuments was released last month and the band recently released the video that features animation…
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LISTEN: “The Black Oak” by Krigsgrav
From their upcoming album, Fires in the Fall (June 23rd, Wise Blood Records), Texan black metal trio Krigsgrav have released…
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LISTEN: “Mend” by As I Speak
From Pennsylvania, the rock outfit, As I Speak, have released “Mend”, a song that portrays the experience of losing a…
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WATCH: “Stalked by Daemons, Guarded by Angels” by State of Deceit
From their forthcoming album, Stalked by Daemons (October 13, Eclipse Records), State of Deceit have premiered their video and single,…
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LISTEN: “Normal, See?” by Olive + Harrison
In their new single, “Normal, See?”, Olive + Harrison tackle mental health through a wonderful mix of indie pop and…
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EP REVIEW: Robby Bloodshed vs. Voice of Doom
Out now, Robby Bloodshed vs Voice of Doom is a 4 song cover EP with Robby Bloodshed and Voice of…
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HOT TRACK: “The Jig by Hungry
Out now, “The Jig” from four piece Hungry and it’s an infectious little rock tune that’s a superb balance of…
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LISTEN: “Nuthin Sandwich” by Das Koolies
From their forthcoming debut album, DK.01, Das Koolies has released their second single “Nuthin Sandwich” from the album. The band…
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HOT TRACK: “Where Do You Go When You Disappear?” by Aaronson
“Where Do You Go When You Disappear?” follows the single, “The Great Swells that Carry Us Will Pull Us Under”…
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LISTEN: “Everybody Makes Mistakes, I Create Disasters” by The Final Clause of Tacitus
When I first read the title to The Final Clause of Tacitus current single, “Everybody Makes Mistakes, I Create Disasters”,…
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HOT TRACK: “Captain Crust” by The Dead Krazukies
From Hossegor, The Dead Krazukies have unleashed a ridiculously infectious track in “Captain Crust” that is a wonderful blend of…
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LISTEN: Eight by The Boo Radleys
Eight, the eighth studio album, from The Boo Radleys was released on June 9th and incorporates infectious beats, blaring horns,…
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LISTEN: “The Song Thrush and The Mountain Ash” by LYR
From their forthcoming album The Ultraviolet Age, LYR look at human separation during, before, and after Covid through the hauntingly…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Rock ‘N’ Roll ConFusion by Yankee Gaucho
Melodic and haunting. That’s what the debut album Rock ‘N’ Roll ConFusion from Yankee Gaucho invokes. Pulling from ancestral wisdom…
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LISTEN: “$wing” by Fever 333
Fever 333 have returned with their familiar rapid-fire rhymes and rock infusion with their latest single, “$wing”. With the new…
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WATCH: 28 Months Later: A Post-Apocalyptic Metal Documentary from Angelus Apatrida
Currently touring across North America, Spain’s Angelus Apatrida have released a documentary directed by Mike Casey. 28 Months Later: A Post-Apocalyptic…