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!
Racci AK – “MBMAH” – Single Review Probably best that I pass on the caution that was passed onto me – there’s some language in Racci AK’s new cut “MBMAH” that…umm…it uh…well…let’s just say it might not be suitable for every set of ears out there…some of that adults-only kind of content, feel me? It’s […]Read More
Pauline Frechette – Follow My Heart – EP Review I’ve gotta admit, I’ve always enjoyed the fact that artists like Pauline Frechette can exist on pages like ours. It was over four years ago now that we decided to take on music reviews – and I like to think that a lot of the reason […]Read More
Ezla – “Skeletons” – Single Review If you check into Ezla’s social-media out there, you’ve already read about how she went on to outperform all expectations in 2017 after releasing her debut single/title-track from her upcoming record called “Outcasts.” We reviewed that cut here with the same amount of glowing enthusiasm that she was essentially […]Read More
Crow Eats Man – Crow Eats Man – EP Review Stone Temple Pilots. Rage Against The Machine. Alice In Chains. Those are three of the main names being thrown around in comparison to the sound of Crow Eats Man, a five piece band from the San Francisco Bay area. Considering I know the material and […]Read More
Foux – Boréal – EP Review In six songs and an experience that was altogether too short – Foux has released an absolutely stunning EP officially today, called Boréal – and for you electro-fans out there, do yourself a favor and make sure to check this out. After everything I’ve heard, Foux has given you […]Read More
Aidan Koop – quiet spaces – Album Review If you can remember all the way back to September of last year, you’ll remember the name Aidan Koop from our pages when we reviewed his three EPs, Context, Sensitivity, and For The Purpose Of Feeling and likely just how deep we dove into the highly imaginative […]Read More
Blue Soul Ten – The Beautiful Warrior – Album Review SO STOKED to have this project back in the mix! Believe it or not, at one time, the talents of Claye Greene were once hidden behind the scenes. I know, I know, I know…you listen to a record like his previous release as Blue Soul […]Read More
Andy Michaels – Revisited – Album Review I tell ya…there’s no label out there that scares me more than the idea of something being called ‘adult contemporary’ – even if that’s what it truly is. I suppose that could just be me resisting the idea of growing-up, even as I’m approaching the 38-year mark at […]Read More
Rex Macadangdang – The Pasadena Sessions – EP Review I’ll admit to looking-up just how long it had been since we last heard from singer/songwriter Rex Macadangdang and had him on our pages…which was about two & a half-years ago now when we reviewed his album Cosmic Rainbow. Sometimes it can be tough to keep […]Read More
Early Two Thousands – YouTube Singles – Singles Review Early Two Thousands, I wish you both all the very best of luck here…you’re fighting incredible odds stacked against you when it comes to my own personal taste with this new set of singles/videos posted to YouTube…which are…all…*gulp…covers of Blink 182 tunes. I have admitted many […]Read More
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