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!
Elmo Karjalainen – Age Of Heroes – Album Review If you’ve been following along with the SBS Podcast lately, that’s all the proof you’d need to know we’ve continued to remain a fan of guitar-virtuoso Elmo Karjalainen ever since we had the privilege of reviewing it for the first time in the middle of 2015. […]Read More
Digital Escort – “Happy When I Die” – Single Review How hasn’t this band been signed to a major label by now is enough to leave you scratching your head in wonder a bit…Digital Escort is one of the finest examples out there in the independent scene right now of a band that is ready […]Read More
Life In A Tree – Say Goodbye To The Nighttime Skies – Album Review I tell ya…for such a young band when it comes to their age, you don’t often find something that sounds this complete and well thought-out. I can tell you firsthand from listening to music all day long throughout the independent music-scene […]Read More
Nullsaurus – Nullsaurus – EP Review Here we go! Some of that good old-fashioned electro-industrial music flowing out of these speakers right now through the innovative twists & turns on display throughout the new ideas he’s putting together over the course of songs from the upcoming official EP release. Keeping in mind that things are […]Read More
Melvin Fromm Jr. – Singles Review The imagination can be a limitless & wonderful gift when combined with making music. Melvin Fromm Jr. continues to show no boundaries when it comes to the sound/style of his instrumental music…he can get a little wild & crazy sometimes, but I think musicians from all-over the world would […]Read More
Doc Jazz – “It Takes Love” Feat. Toy Matthews – Single Review Well if there’s one thing I’ve learned from my time in music it’s that you gotta respect a great name when you stumble across one. Doc Jazz! Dig that cool cats…the doctor is officially in the house tonight y’all…turn the lights down low […]Read More
Tom Greer – “Say It” Featuring Sarah Wade – Single Review True story… Wasn’t all that sure on what would be coming at me through the speakers on this one; the cover of the new single “Say It” features the two smiling faces that combined their talents to create it, Tom Greer & Sarah Wade…it’s […]Read More
National Impurities – National Impurities – EP Review For those of you out there that checked out the most recent episode of the SBS Podcast, you’ve already had a chance to check out one of the cuts from new three-track self-titled EP from National Impurities when we played an explosive tune called “Join Me.” Just […]Read More
Pauline Frechette – “Come Away With Me” – Single Review A new collaboration from music-arranger David Campbell and singer/songwriter/performer Pauline Frechette – a combination of talents we’ve featured on our pages multiple times over the past couple years. “Come Away With Me” is a highly-expressive composition that shines a light on some of the more […]Read More
The RA-6600 – Followed A Boy – EP Review You know something…in a world that is currently overstuffed with heavy issues & politics, I gotta say – it’s nice to take a break from all that with the blissful pop/indie melodies of The RA-6600. We’ve been following this band from the Hembot Records family for […]Read More
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