Music Review
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ALBUM REVIEW: Butterfly with Bazookas by Daniel Hayes
Daniel Hayes’ latest album, Butterfly with Bazookas, is a refreshing blend of introspection and exuberance. The eleven-track collection showcases Daniel’s…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: The Calamatix by The Calamatix
The self-titled debut album from The Calamatix is more than just an introduction to the band but a lively celebration…
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EP REVIEW: On and On by Penny Rich
The Cardiff-based trio, Penny Rich are known for their exhilarating noise punk sound and their back with a new EP…
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ALBUM REVIEW: What it Cost by Foreign Fields
What It Cost by Foreign Fields is a fresh and invigorating chapter in the duo’s discography that is marked by…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Valley of Dark Hills by Hearts of Oak
Hearts of Oak‘s latest album, Valley of Dark Hills, is a sprawling testament to the band’s evolution and resilience, set…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Draconian Darkness by Wolfheart
Wolfheart, the Finnish melodic death metal juggernaut has delivered a chilling new album with Draconian Darkness. Known for their distinctive…
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EP REVIEW: Light Sides by Angie McMahon
Angie McMahon’s Light Sides is a reflective extension of her critically acclaimed album Light, Dark, Light Again. The collection of…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Nadir by Groza
With their third album, Nadir set for release on September 20, Germany’s black metal force Groza return with a seismic…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Sexy Mathematics by Sexy Mathematics
Toronto-based Sexy Mathematics first made waves in the indie synth rock scene with their 2011 debut Future Nights and they…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Little Wars by Thunderbird Divine
Known for their riff-heavy, psychedelic-stoner fusion, Thunderbird Divine has consistently pushed the boundaries of the genre with their eclectic sound.…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Before It’s Gone by The Rolling People
Since their inception The Rolling People have demonstrated an exceptional knack for crafting music that feels both in the moment…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: An Unexpected Giant Leap by Christopher Haddow
Christopher Haddow’s debut instrumental album, An Unexpected Giant Leap (September 6), weaves a rich auditory tapestry that dives into the…
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ALBUM REVIEW: A Docket of Votive Offerings by Salt On Sunday
Adam R. Bryant‘s latest project, Salt On Sunday, is set to release their latest album, A Docket of Votive Offerings…
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Promised Land? by Black Sites
Black Sites’ fourth album, The Promised Land?, available on September 6,, is a potent reminder of why the Chicago-based trio…
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ALBUM REVIEW: NARA by Emily Wurramara
Emily Wurramara’s latest album, NARA, is a musical journey that defies categorization and blends a diverse array of genres and…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Name What I Need by Caitlin Mahoney
Caitlin Mahoney’s third full-length album, Name What I Need, is an evolution that reflects a journey that spans across the…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Kissing Death by Mothica
Mothica‘s third album, Kissing Death, is an ambitious dive into the darkest corners of the human experience. Told through an…
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Judas Paradox by God Dethroned
A band with a rich history of being an extreme metal band is God Dethroned, and their history dates back…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Chasing Volcanoes by Felicity Cripps Band
Ahead of today’s release of Chasing Volcanoes, Felicity Cripps Band provided glimpses into themes of consciousness, love and lust, and…
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EP REVIEW: Creation’s Call by Siege Perilous
Power metal band Siege Perilous is set to enchant listeners with their upcoming EP, Creation’s Call, scheduled for release on…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Tragédie D’amour by Carmeria
Hailing from the Blue Mountains of Australia, Carmeria returns with their anticipated sophomore album, Tragédie D’amour. The follow-up to their…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: The Space Camaro by Dead Karma
Dead Karma’s debut EP, The Space Camaro, drops on August 23 and offers a dynamic mix of hard rock with…
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EP REVIEW: Violent and Murderous Thoughts by Morgue Terror
Morgue Terror’s latest EP, Violent and Murderous Thoughts, is a chilling exploration into the grotesque and macabre that delivers a…
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Prayerbook by Szopa
In a musical landscape awash with fleeting trends and superficiality, Szopa‘s latest offering, The Prayerbook (August 16), is a profoundly…