Our in-depth album-reviews reflect the sincere passion in the way we listen to the music of the independent-scene. Representing genres of all-kinds and offering honest insight into what we hear in effort to do our part to assist artists/bands in the evolution of their sound – we do our best to highlight the positives and offer objective constructive-criticism with added personality and quality you can truly see. Your music deserves it!
Doug Ferony – “I’ve Grown Accustomed To Her Face” – Single Review Alrighty folks…I’ve actually been really excited to talk about this new cover song by Doug Ferony. The question is…where to start, where to begin…and what is it that I really wanna say I suppose, right? I might have written a robust 2500+ reviews […]Read More
Michael Regina – Time’s Illusion – Album Review Like clockwork I tell ya, Michael Regina is running right on time! One of the most reliable musicians out there in this scene we all share – his instrumental records have landed on our pages in each of the past three years, or four if you include […]Read More
Wred Esguerra – “Come And Go” – Single Review Alrighty! Wred Esguerra…I tell ya, I love the sound of that dude’s name – it just sounds cool doesn’t it? Maybe you gotta be a guy that types words all day like I do to appreciate that lol…I don’t know. It’s just not a name I’m […]Read More
Calling For Eden – The Message Is Clear – Album Review Who is…Matt Kennedy? Does this dude know just how much props Calling For Eden have given him? I mean…I’ve reviewed more than 2500 records here at our pages and I don’t recall ever seeing a shout-out to an engineer being the FIRST priority, which […]Read More
Steven Faulkner – “Enjoy The Ride” – Single Review With just how awesome things have been going for Steven Faulkner as of late and the sheer rapidity of his creativity…I was starting to wonder if the man was ever gonna come up against some real scrutiny again for a hot minute there! Over the course […]Read More
Steven Blane – Boulevard Of Broken Dreams – Album Review Believe me when I tell ya, even if you didn’t read about legendary names like Elvis and Roy Orbison being an influence on artist Steven Blane, you’d certainly be able to hear it in the opening track of his new record, called “Cruel To Me” […]Read More
Angelo Nicola Giuliano – “On The Hill” – Single Review Alright…so. To be as fair and objective as I can possibly be right across the board…or at least as transparent & honest as I can…it’d be extremely rare, if ever, that you’ll find me complaining about a solo piano song coming my way. It’s just […]Read More
Underlined Passages – “Couples Therapy” – Single Review You don’t forget a name on a record like Underlined Passages’ Tandi My Dicafi, which I reviewed back in 2017 – that much I can tell ya for sure. Amazing how much can happen within just a mere four years though ain’t it? The world is practically […]Read More
Chords Of Truth – Shadows Sessions – Album Review Fun fact – Chords Of Truth was actually the second band I ever reviewed here on these pages of ours, way back in 2013 when sleepingbagstudios expanded beyond the physical studio into the online world, long before I packed up the studio, physically, and which now […]Read More
The Triplet Code – Faceless Travellers – Album Review “To be played at maximum volume.” If ya wanna know how to make sure to get my attention before I even have an opportunity to play, write something like The Triplet Code have here on the pages with your music. “Maximum volume” you say? Sign me […]Read More
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