Music Review
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Black Box by Lemarchand
Lemarchand‘s debut album Black Box marks a bold entry into the industrial metal scene. Recorded at Artgot Studios in Ibagué,…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Unextinct by Hideous Divinity
Fraaaaaaaaakkkkkk, Unextinct by Hideous Divinity is savage. And I loved every single face melting and mind expanding minute of it.…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Flowers in the Brick by Myra Keyes
If a love child of Liz Phair and Evan Dando of The Lemonheads existed, it would be Flower in the…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Motherland by Angharad
Angharad‘s debut album Motherland is an unfiltered and unapologetic musical journey that dives into the complexities of motherhood, womanhood, and…
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DEBUT ALBUM: Gardenhead by Gardenhead
In late January of this year, Helsink’s Gardenhead unveiled their eponymous debut album, a genre bending and genre blending album…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: The Worst by Bromine
Bromine is a band that is as charming as they are musically talented. With their debut EP, The Worst, Bromine…
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ALBUM REVIEW: pack your bags the sun is growing by bedbug
Under the moniker of bedbug, Dylan Gamez Citron (they/them), unveils their latest sonic endeavor with pack your bags the sun…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Disarray in Unison by Captain Zero
While I may have missed the debut release of Disarray in Unison by Bristol based rockers, Captain Zero due to…
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EP REVIEW: Sidescroller by Game Changer
In the vibrant realm of 8-bit video gaming and music, two legendary figures emerge: Jumpin’ Johnny and Flyin’ Ryan. Johnny,…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Marble Ghosts by Marble Ghosts
Sometimes I find hard rock to be a one note thematic genre of sex, drugs, and rock-n-roll. Then comes Marble…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Love’s Latest News by Speedrun
The debut EP, Love’s Latest News by Speedrun, the alter ego of Nina Lüders, is as vibrant and diverse as…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Phases by Stellar Moon
Inspired by experiences as a life coach and sound healer, Stellar Moon‘s debut album Phases is a journey of healing…
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ALBUM REVIEW: La Suspendida
I’ve been kinda stoked for La Suspendida ever since I got my first taste with Kilter’s EP The Suspended Woman,…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Anti Pop Culture by Idiot Robot
The sophomore album, Anti Pop Culture (March 15th) from Idiot Robot brings me joy. As soon as lead track, “Color…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Headed North by Noel
Propelled into the limelight by his viral TikTok covers, Noel is set to release his debut EP, Headed North, on…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Octopus Milk & Other Tall Tales by Rudimentary Paste
Octopus Milk & Other Tall Tales by Rudimentary Paste is a whirlwind of angsty, chaotic, and bass-driven post-postmodernist art-rock. Across…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Wing by Big Scary
Opening song “Something to Remember” and closing song “A Ribbon to Hold Us” were singles that offered a glimpse into…
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EP REVIEW: Other Worlds by Firelights
Other Worlds by Firelights, the brainchild of Norwegian guitarist Rick F., offers an alluring journey through an instrumental post-rock landscape.…
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EP REVIEW: Moments Between Dreams by Ella Haber
I want more of Ella Haber and twenty-two minutes and ten seconds is not enough, but Moments Between Dreams is…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Domestic Majestic by Silent Forum
Domestic Majestic by Silent Forum presents a humorous yet poignant exploration of self-care amidst the humdrum of everyday life. With…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Oneiric by Kelevra
Formed in Regina, Canada in 2009, Kelevra has been a prominent supplier of progressive metal, captivating audiences with their intense…
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EP REVIEW: Yn y Bore by Gillie
While I may not understand a single word of it, there is a beautiful cadence to the Welsh language and…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Chasing Euphoria by Lutharo
Canada’s melodic metal quartet, Lutharo, returns with their sophomore album, Chasing Euphoria (March 15, Atomic Fire Records). With their signature…
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EP REVIEW: I Like You by Nrvs
If you’re searching for a sci-fi opera of Orwellian proportion, then look no further than the UK’s Nrvs and their…