Music Review
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ALBUM REVIEW: Transmit by Nothing On TV
Prepare to be enveloped in the soothing embrace of melodic harmonies and easygoing rhythms with Nothing on TV‘s latest album,…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Space to Feel by Malin Andersson
Malin Andersson‘s sophomore album Space to Feel is an introspective journey through the complexities of human emotion and existential contemplation.…
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Circle by Shred Rogers
Get ready to buckle up and embark on a wild, metallic journey that is an electrifying fusion of high-octane riffs,…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: What We Fear the Most by Attic Theory
Led by vocalist Lewis Wright, and backed by guitarists Peter Donnelly, Tim Cunningham, and Matt Lawler, along with the thunderous…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Elders by Aptøsrs
I said this before when I wrote about “Rust Mountain,” the debut single from Aptøsrs, but they had me at…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Passenger by Cale Zepernick
Cale Zepernick‘s debut album, Passengers, is a delightful journey through a landscape of plucky melodies, fun rhythms, and light-hearted lyricism.…
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ALBUM REVIEW: I Thought It Would be Easier by Annie Dressner
Annie Dressner‘s latest album, I Thought It Would Be Easier is a poignant journey through the labyrinth of human emotions,…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Hamfarir Hugans by Drungi
In the chilling expanse of Iceland’s rugged terrain, where myths and realities intertwine, comes Drungi, a metal quintet that is…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Condemned to the Breaking Wheel by Ischemic
Prepare to be engulfed in a sonic tempest as Ischemic unleashes their latest album, Condemned to the Breaking Wheel on…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Absolution by Street Fever
Absolution the sophomore album by Street Fever is a gripping and deeply personal journey through the tumultuous landscape of addiction,…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Embers by Folkrim
From the misty shores of Finland comes a band that has evolved from humble beginnings to become a formidable force…
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EP REVIEW: Alter by Dialith
Dialith’s latest EP, Alter, will set a bold new standard for symphonic power metal. Out on April 5th, the four…
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ALBUM REVIEW: III by Cancervo
As “Intro” starts on Cancervo’s third LP III, it feels like the beginning of a vampire movie. The organ paints…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Portal by Malphas
Malphas continues the saga of demon ‘Malpas’ with their latest album Portal. Preceding Portal was their 2015 EP The Conjuring…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Saltwater Circadian by VRSA
In a coastal enclave in New Haven, Connecticut, amidst the ebb and flow of sailing and fishing culture, VRSA’s latest…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: The Art of Letting Go by ANA
Formed in Melbourne in January 2023 with Anna Khristenko on vocals, Josh Mak on guitar, Tory Giamba on bass, Cleveland…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Echoes of Goodbye by Shelby Lynn Madison
Shelby Lynn Madison‘s debut EP, Echoes of Goodbye, out on March 29th, is an exploration of letting go and finding…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Teeth by Magana
In her highly anticipated sophomore album, Teeth, (out now) Jeni Magaña, the creative force behind Magana, unveils a mesmerising sonic…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Eldhav by Hämnd
Sweden’s Hämnd, composed of members from Siberian, Kollapsed, and Vargålder, make their mark with their debut EP, Eldhav. Featuring four…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: In the Pocket of Big Sad by Mumbles
With a sound that defies classification, the debut album In the Pocket of Big Sad by Mumbles thrusts one into…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: When You’re Alone, How Does It Feel? by Rory Ryan
As depicted by the album cover, the debut album When You’re Alone, How Does It Feel? by Rory Ryan is…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Maelstrom by Uragh
With the release date of April 19th nearing, Uragh’s debut album, Maelstrom is going to be a massive treat for…
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EP REVIEW: Lucas 루카스 by 3kelves
South Korean-born and San Francisco-based artist 3kelves, also known as Taewook Lucas Kang, has delivered a vibrant EP with Lucas…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Gumdrop Forest by CANDYCNB
Embark on a tantalising journey through the sonic confectionery of CANDYCNB‘s debut EP, Gumdrop Forest. Like a delicious assortment of…