Music Review
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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…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Licorice by Camille Scipio
Have you ever encountered a song, or better yet, an EP or album, that seemed to make your soul exhale…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Sound Weapon by Paraline
Expanding beyond being a project for brothers Leo “Light” Andersen (lead vocals, guitar) and Kirill Langley (lead guitar), Paraline is…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Depths Like These by Slow Coast
Dive into the sonic waves of Depths Like These by Slow Coast, an indie rock gem hailing from the sun-kissed…
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EP REVIEW: Black Tape by Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
I’ve been contemplating this review of Black Tape by Black Rebel Motorcycle Club since the EP’s release at the end…
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EP REVIEW: Cavalier Dualities by Seethe
John McLaughlin once said, “Only in spontaneity can we be who we truly are.” One artist who may be abiding…
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EP REVIEW: The Spaces by Skies Behind
You want to know a first world problem? So much music, not a lot of time to listen to it…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Winters Past by Drifting In Silence
Out on February 23rd on Labile Records, Winters Past from Drifting in Silence sees multi-instrumentalist Derrick Stembridge tackling the moody…
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EP REVIEW: Open Arms by The Boxer Rebellion
With The Boxer Rebellion’s latest EP, Open Arms, there wasn’t a snowball’s chance in hell I wasn’t going to like…
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ALBUM REVIEW: i love you now leave me alone by Steve Drizo
When not on the road touring, Oregon-based musician Steve Drizos finds solace within the walls of The Panther recording studio…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Time by Infected Rain
With forced time available to me due to my home internet not working last week, it was just what I…
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EP REVIEW: New Anxieties by The Narrative
Meeting through a Craigslist ad, Suzie Zeldin on vocals and keys and Jesse Gabriel on vocals and guitar joined forces…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Take it Or Leave It by Cherym
In the male dominated punk scene of Northern Ireland, Alannagh Doherty (drums) Hannah Richardson (guitar and vocals) and Nyree Dawn…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Raidho by Dead Runes
Formed from a small recording project in 2016 by guitarist and vocalist Hunter East and bass player Pogs, Dead Runes…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Church Music for Satanists by The Sorrow of Being Immaculate
If there ever was a title that lived up to its name, then it’s the debut EP title, Church Music…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: The Grove by Ember Belladonna
While flutes are not unheard of in music, it may not be considered the norm in metal music and Canada’s…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Inside Voices by Tig
After falling in love with Tig’s debut single, “Too Late Heartbreak”, she has now gifted the Universe and music lovers…
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EP EVIEW: Taped Over by Novelty Island
The companion piece to Wallsend Weekend Television, Taped Over by Novelty Island will be out on February 2nd. The psychedelic-pop…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: anxious/Faceless by We the Sun
The power trio of We the Sun emerged from South Wales in September 2022 and immediately began carving a name…
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ALBUM REVIEW: 10 For the People by Jamie Webster
Out on February 2nd, 10 For the People by Jamie Webster has the singer songwriter staking his claim as a…
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EP REVIEW: The Forlorn Path by Masser
While the old adage says, ‘never judge a book by its cover’, we humans nonetheless do it. No matter how…