Erin & Evan – That Time Of Year – EP Review T’was the night before the review, and all throughout the studio not a creature (besides myself) was stirring…not even an Erin or an Evan, not even a mouse. So…okay…whatever – my ability to rhyme sucks – but I still remember to greet people when […]Read More
For All Recorded Time – For All Recorded Time – Pre-Release Demo EP Review Well shit! I didn’t know we had Tulare County’s best rock & roll on our hands today – but apparently we do in the world according to Facebook. I’ll put it this way…so far as I know, they ARE the uncontested […]Read More
False Pretence – Miss Direction – EP Review Pretty damn interesting music and overall story when you read about & listen to False Pretence. They’ve been kicking all-kinds of ass since roughly 2009 when it all began…started-up the machine and got the rock-beasts in themselves ready for world-domination. From what I gather…it was a sudden-reality […]Read More
Weapons Of Minor Disruption – The Shoreline Sessions – EP Review We’ve been on a pretty damn solid hot-streak lately here at the homepage…these speakers of ours have been cranking out some amazing new tunes as of late. And to see that an artist we’ve dealt with in the past through reviews, through our show…a […]Read More
Dimensions Of The Mind – Ancient Times – Demo Album Review Into the subjective world of art & music, here we come! Dimensions Of The Mind, helmed by creative writer & poet Keefier Phillips is a somewhat experimental project; part spoken-word, part untamed-music and all with a conscious effort to create art-pieces within these tracks […]Read More
The RA-6600 – Alien Planet – EP Review Always cool to see someone, some artist, some band, pop-up from the Hembot Records label. If anything – I’ve learned to expect the unexpected from them…but at the same time, like many labels out there, they’ve definitely also defined themselves with uplifting, pleasantly-textured tunes tending to come […]Read More
Michael Reddington – You Find Out On Your Own – EP Review Real potential fully-realized here on Michael Reddington’s debut EP, You Find Out On Your Own – if you’re looking for a solid sound in music & voice for pop/rock tunes – you’ve probably just found one today like I have here. I’ll admit…from […]Read More
Nave – Cosby Kids – EP Review/Espresso Album-Preview Ohhhhhhhh boy! You ever have that moment…whether it’s staring at the garbage-dude outside in winter, or the call-center ‘help-desk’ representative, or maybe even the mayor of your hometown dealing with municipal headaches…could be anyone with any occupation really…but have you ever had that moment where you’re like, […]Read More
Vaultry – Coven – EP Review Well…fuck eh? Canadian-based band Vaultry has put out a punishing set of four new songs on their latest EP, Coven. Tightly played, expertly assembled, written and produced – this is extremely well-thought-out material that draws from aggression, melody and truly impressive instincts that lead to wildly-dynamic songs on this […]Read More
Plum – Light Years, Dark Years – EP Review Demonstrating a natural-inclination towards music that has a real party-atmosphere, chilled-vibes and exciting rhythm & grooves – Plum is kicking some ass on Light Years, Dark Years, their brand-new EP. Full of crunchy & distorted guitar-riffs, fantastic drum-rolls & fills and melody that soars through the […]Read More
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