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Underlined Passages – Landfill Indie – Album Review Nope. Nope. Nope. Brace yourselves…I’m about to have a vowel movement. Y’all know I literally bust out into hives anytime Microsoft Word highlights more than two spelling errors in a document, right? Somehow I’m supposed to sit here & type out these song titles from Landfill Indie […]Read More
Soulcare – Into The Soul Of Paul & John – Album Review There’s nothing quite like attempting to take on a set-list of songs by some of the most legendary artists in the history of music, right? Before I even push play…I wish you nothing but the best of luck Soulcare – you’ve taken on […]Read More
Llama Llodge – Lock Den – EP Review One can only imagine the intensity of the debate. “Din is a word too you know, and it would make more sense.” “Well…no. And fuck you. We’re going with Den.” And back & forth, rinse & repeat, as they say. At least I imagine. I could be […]Read More
Betweenzone – “Strong!” / “Cross The Line” – Singles Review Always great to have these guys back in the mix. You never really know which version of Betweenzone you’re gonna get when they show up again, it’s kind of been one of the great mysteries of life in the music scene really. From the time […]Read More
Fred Vanterra – “Gold” – Single Review While it might have been a while since the last time we reviewed Fred Vanterra’s music here on our pages, you can rest assured the man has still kept plenty busy. Apparently, from what I gather, he and his company of Vanterra Arts have been keeping busy diving […]Read More
G Clef Fusion – Geryon Claque Fermata – Album Review “The third full length album release by G Clef Fusion, is slightly more contemplative than previous releases and has man, many subtle and obvious references to three, multiple dimension perspectives, suggestion that things are not always what they seem and/or musical triplets and groupings of […]Read More
Les Fradkin – “Hurricane Warning” / “12 Strings Of Joy” – Singles Review With a flurry of synthesizers, “Hurricane Warning” gets this two-track split-single moving quickly. Akin to the kind of stuff you’d have once heard as the soundtrack playing as K.I.T.T. roared down the highway to catch the bad guys in some Knight Rider […]Read More
The Villaineers – The Villain Years – EP Review “We’re called The Villaineers.” “Huh? What’s that? The Villain Years?” “No. I said The VILLAINEERS.” “Yeah, that’s what I said, The Villain Years!” “Christ. NO! I said the…ugh…never mind.” At least, that’s how I imagine the name of this EP got created…I have no definitive proof […]Read More
Catlea – Bones – EP Review Believe me when I tell ya, I’ve seen the numbers…the last thing that Catlea needs from me is any kind of confirmation – this lady is already a bona fide world superstar in the making y’all! She’s recently dropped the Bones EP, which is comprised of three pre-released singles […]Read More
Betty’s Parish – “Palm Springs” – Single Review Hmmmmmm… That’s kind of the thing about fireworks ain’t it? They only ever last for a short time. I’m desperately trying to figure this song out and if I’m getting enough of the killer intensity the chorus of this song has. So let’s see here…Betty’s Parish…workin’ on […]Read More
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