Aneessa – “Gonna Be Alright” (Better Days Mix) – Single Review Well here’s an interesting tune to review! Technically, you already know many of my thoughts about Aneessa’s “Gonna Be Alright” – at least in its original form, from back in May of this same very year in a previous review. Clearly gaining some traction […]Read More
mentalEscape – Grunge Tape 2 – Album Review I could seriously use some mentalEscape right now. mentalEscape from routine, mentalEscape from making dinner every day, mentalEscape from my cat that keeps screamin’ at me every morning…you name it. I’ve just been…more tired than I’m used to being lately…and it’s been starting to get to me. […]Read More
ROCKOKO – “Mutual Love” – Single Review This is quite possibly the easiest song to like or love that I’ve heard this year. Like for some of you perhaps – definitely love for me – this single by Ukrane-based ROCKOKO is just about everything I wanna hear on repeat until the very end of my […]Read More
“There’s too much goin’ on man. Too much for the heart to handle…and for the eyes to see.” #facts #stonecoldtruth Word on the street is that UK-based artist/producer Good Spells has gone by many names throughout the course of his career, so don’t go gettin’ all surprised when you hear how professional a single like […]Read More
The Little Wretches – “All Of My Friends” (Live) – Single Review “I have never really done anything to earn the freedoms that we enjoy. But I would like to honor the people who have sacrificed for my freedom by perhaps someday saying something worthy of freedom of speech, writing something worthy of freedom of […]Read More
dilated – This Is What I’d Fill Nothing With – Album Review “Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue…” ain’t that how the old saying goes? dilated has got all of that in-store for ya in some way, shape, or form on the debut album This Is What I’d Fill Nothing With. Something old […]Read More
Jay Elle – “Miss Mess” – Single Review It’s probably having been born in the 80s and growing up Grunge in the 90s that gave me a healthy skepticism about anything I’d read about music before pushing play. I watched the world move from slick & catchy, ready-to-consume and buy-buy-buy (!) culture within the industry, […]Read More
Davy Williamson – “Same Place” – Single Review “Been gone for far too long!” Bro! You just got here! Ain’t this cut from your debut EP? Alright. To be fair, that’s kinda true & kinda not – Davy Williamson used to front bands from North Carolina called Third Class Passenger and Ma-Shot-Pa according to what […]Read More
Louise Cappi – “Hope” – Single Review I mean…if y’ain’t feelin’ those bass-lines right from the very first second of Louise Cappi’s “Hope” as it begins – you might just be beyond it! Hope that is. And hopefully you’re not! Hopefully you hear those bass-lines and their inviting warmth, and it all pulls you right […]Read More
The Infidels – Wounds Time Won’t Heal – Album Review It’s always awesome to have one of our official SBS Live This Week interview-alumni back with us on our pages again – and Ian Dellinger’s band The Infidels has shown a steady evolution over the course of its existence. Been nearly a couple of years […]Read More
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