Music Review
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ALBUM REVIEW: Shed the Skin by Selk
Navigating between minimal and maximum, Shed the Skin by Selk melds a myriad of genres including jazz, classical, electronica, folk,…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Physical Only by Baby Schillaci
I haven’t held a physical CD in my hands since receiving David Bowie’s Earthling from an ex-beau several years ago.…
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ALBUM REVIEW: It’s Dread by Pearl Earl
From the indie rock darlings, Pearl Earl, comes their sophomore album It’s Dread. Rooted in indie rock with a neo…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: The Dionysus Effect by The Dionysus Effect
If rock-n-roll equals sex and drugs, then The Dionysus Effect self titled debut album is the definition of sex, drugs,…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Never Let this Go by Parker
Returning home from touring often allows artists to relax and recover, but after the pandemic cut short a 2020 tour,…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Amnesia by Antirope
There was something about Amnesia by Antirope that I could quite pinpoint or pull into words the first few times…
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EP REVIEW: Rainy by Seba Safe
Seba Safe is the creation of Galway songwriter Michael D’Alton and his EP, Rainy, is his follow up his 2022…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Kob’ by Arkona
If you had asked me about pagan metal two months ago, I would have known nothing about it nor would…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Trials and Tribulations by Pollyanna Blue
Man, I can’t believe Trials and Tribulations is the debut EP from Pollyanna Blue. I feel they have been on…
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EP REVIEW: The Oxygen is Killing You by The Final Clause of Tacitus
The Oxygen is Killing You from The Final Clause of Tacitus is a five track paradoxical exploration of the colourless,…
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ALBUM & VIDEO REVIEW: Searching for Strawberries: The Story of Jongo Bongo, Act 2
With Searching for Strawberries: The Story of Jongo Bongo, Act I out, Act II of the trilogy is now out…
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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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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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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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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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SONG REVIEW: “Silent Acquiescence” by Sifting
Sometimes, I hear a song and I think, if I possessed a more chaotic and frenzied mind than I already…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Monokrator by The Bleeding
The recently released Monokrator was my first dive into the world of London’s The Bleeding and I will say I…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Deep Blue Dreams by Llucid
Musician. Singer. Producer. Another notch that Llucid can add to his belt is his debut album, Deep Blue Dreams. Pushing…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Monuments by Last Giant
Perseverance has paid off. Monuments from Last Giant is now available wherever one streams music (or it is at least…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Sanguinaria by Clara Engel
Not gonna lie, I’m impressed with any artist who has the wherewithal to use the sword sanguinaria in a title…
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Garden by Andrew Smith
Simple. Nostalgic. Wistful. Sentimental. Heartfelt. Tender. Those are the words that come to mind when listening to Andrew Smith’s latest…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Hiraeth by Dayshifter
Dylan Thomas wrote, “Do not go gentle into that good night, Old age should burn and rave at close of…
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EP REVIEW: Learning to Love Again by Aisha Badru
In Learning to Love, out now on Nettwerk, Aisha Badru explores the crossroads of romantic entanglements and self-care Can you…