Under a Fading Crescent: A Review of Eddie King & ReBoot’s “Fallen”
Eddie King & ReBoot, a Georgia-based rock outfit with nearly three decades of collective experience, are poised for a breakout…
Month: May 2024
“Savoring Life’s Pace: A Dive into ‘Slow Motion’ by Moon and Aries”
Moon and Aries, the dynamic duo of Jordana Moon and Tom Aries, bring a refreshing blend of musical genres and…
“Retrovert: Richard Berger’s Timeless Tapestry of Emotions and Sound”
Richard Berger’s music transcends decades, blending genres into an intricate tapestry of indie, neo-psychedelic synthpop, alternative modern rock, jazz, and…
“Adrift and Reborn: Chapel of Roses’ Soul-Stirring Return with ‘Cast Out to Sea'”
After a 40-year hiatus, the post-punk band Chapel of Roses has reunited, gifting us with their latest single, “Cast Out…
Myah’s New Single “Always Want You” – A Deep Dive into Love and Commitment
Myah, known for her deeply engrossing and thoughtful music, consistently captivates listeners with tracks that paint vivid emotional landscapes. Her…
“The StoneHengers” by The Margaret Hooligans – A Sonic Call to Individuality
The Margaret Hooligans, an eclectic duo comprising Meg Cratty on electric ukulele and lead vocals and Mr. Strontium on drums,…
Dive into the Maelstrom: A Review of Coma Beach’s “I Won’t Listen”
Coma Beach, the German punk rock outfit from Würzburg, isn’t here to sugarcoat reality. Their latest offering, the four-track EP…
Alutepena Hughes-John’s “I Told You So”: A Bittersweet Anthem of Betrayal and Growth
Alutepena Hughes-John, the UK singer-songwriter known for her “melodic indie folk” sound with a ukulele twist, takes a surprising turn…
“Niels Uni Dam”: MonkeyRat’s Funky Tribute to a Digital Hero
MonkeyRat, the dynamic duo of Anna Iachino and Arnold Ludvig, is back with a new release that once again showcases…
Seán Finn and the Late Bloomers: A Thousand Guesses and the Uncertainty of Love
Seán Finn and the Late Bloomers aren’t your average indie band. Led by the captivating Seán Finn, whose soulful voice…