Music Review
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Review: “Ordinary Life” by Emily Breeze
In its simplicity “Ordinary Life” is quite complex and that’s what makes it beautiful.
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Review: Lost in Love EP by Little Thief
Little Thief is Charlie Fitzgerald and Rhii Williams. The Bristol based duo has just released “Lost in Love” and its…
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Review: In a Late Country by Mycelia
Can I say fresh off the boat for a new release? Do releases come off a boat? No matter the…
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Review: Butch Walker as Glenn
Where Garth Brooks’ Chris Gaines failed, Butch Walker’s Glenn has soared. Glenn has an innate path to his creator and…
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Review: Synth City by All the Damn Vampires
All the Damn Vampires happened upon my radar when James Hart of Eighteen Visions posted he had written and sung…
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Review: Lonestardom by Colyer + Watch “Weird World”
I don’t personally know Colyer, but I would like to offer up an apology to him. I never hit publish…
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Track by Track: Madness / Medicine by As Paradise Falls
I have lived in Australia since November 2015 and this is the first time I’ve heard of the band As…
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Review: Cities Changing Names by American Anymen + Interview with Brett Sullivan
I have a confession, I’ve been obsessed with the American Anymen album Cities Changing Names for months now. With each…
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Track by Track: Romeo & Juliet by Ryan Adams
Ryan Adams has been a busy man and continues to be a busy man. Just a few short weeks after…
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Track by Track: No Man Isle by Haunted by Silhouettes
Haunted by Silhouettes will soon be unleashing their new EP, No Man Isle, to the Universe.
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Track by Track: Inner Mission by Zen from Mars
Zen from Mars have transmitted their debut album to album to the Universe and it’s a cracker of an album.…
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Track by Track: Conspiranoid by Primus
The ultimate funk alternative metal masters have unleashed their rocking 3 song EP, Conspiranoid to the masses and it’s a…
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Review: Bronco by Orville Peck
Whew, what an album. I would leave the review at those 4 words, but I don’t think I’d be doing…
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Track by Track: Ego Trip by Papa Roach
The band has aged musically and lyrically like a fine wine and Ego Trip showcases that continuing growth.
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Review: Chris by Ryan Adams
Fans who have been following Ryan Adams on Instagram have been privy to live performances, live art performances, his personal…
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Review: Demons by Violet Blend
Demons is Violet Blend’s follow up to their debut album White Mask and while some bands hit that sophomore slump,…
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Review: Oochya! by Stereophonics
They are the only band I constantly raise my expectation bar for and as fan, it’s a bit ridiculous I…
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Review: So Happy it Hurts by Bryan Adams
This wasn’t a planned review. Bryan Adams‘ new album, So Happy It Hurts (released on 11-March), wasn’t even on my…
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Review: The Optimystic by Drake White
Drake White has gifted his fans and the Universe a very heartfelt and soulful album with the release of The…
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Track by Track: Spiritual Machines II by Our Lady Peace
SPIRITUAL MACHINES II has been out at an NFT since October 2021 and since my brain has yet to wrap itself…
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Track by Track: 1996 by Eighteen Visions
I know I’m late to this review but I’ve been in throws of our 2nd lockdown and well, to be…
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Track by Track: Unstable by Tetrarch
I’ve been obsessed with this band since I heard “Negative Noise” in early April and have been itching for this…
