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!
Pauline Frechette – “Always Lovers” Featuring David – Single Review Really digging this new song from Pauline Frechette! I’ve had the privilege of listening to a number of her singles along the way and I have the sneaking suspicion that this one is my favorite of the bunch so far. “Always Lovers” moves at a […]Read More
A Truth Called Nothing – Science – Like Religion But Real – EP Review I’m always on the lookout for this band to return…to the scene, to the speakers, to the parking lot outside or the 7-11 down the road…doesn’t really matter to me where they want to choose to show up as long as […]Read More
Christopher T & Tommie Cotton – “Dance Floor Calls” – Single Review Stop me if you’ve heard this one before…CT & TC walk into a bar… It’s not just the clever initials between these two that’ll catch your attention and they’re certainly no joke – together, Christopher T & Tommie Cotton have found a collaboration […]Read More
The Machete – Chronicles Of Ridiculous – Album Review Last time we checked into The Machete, they encouraged us to Take Dos with an EP full of vibrant instrumentals & ideas that really stood-out to my ears. Unique and apart from almost everything else out there today – The Machete make a highly-skilled, precise and […]Read More
Mercury & The Architects – “Genesis” – Single Review Well now! Month of May, so far you are pleasing me greatly. There are some names out there in the independent music-scene that I can’t help but get excited about when I see they’ve got new material…some artists & bands are synonymous with quality and this […]Read More
JV & TEEJ – “Turn It Up” – Single Review I grew up, born & raised on the old-school side of hip-hop in the time where things were changing from the well-intentioned vibes of the genre and getting bent, twisted & rolled-up into what we more commonly know as rap in today’s music. Of course…it […]Read More
Yellow Paper Planes – Building A Building – Album Review Man do these guys GET it! If you’re unfamiliar with the music of Yellow Paper Planes, introduce yourself and get used to it; sounds like this don’t stay a secret from the masses forever. I was impressed with their Feather’s Touch EP from back in […]Read More
Nic Nassuet – “Die Die My Darling” – Single Review Nic always has me learning just as much as listening…I dig that. His latest effort, the new award-winning single “Die Die My Darling” is a cover of the underground punk band The Misfits…many of you out there already know these giants of the genre well. […]Read More
Stone White – Groove Thang – Album Review Sometimes it can be a satisfying feeling to know you’re going to get what you think you’re going to get. Having a look at the cover of Stone White’s new record…dude’s got his struttin’ black suit on, fedora hat, red tie…large watch just peeking out from the […]Read More
The Gangsta Rabbi – 2nd King Of JEWISH PUNK #31/69 – Album Review For those just tuning into the story/music/life of Steve Lieberman, aka The Gangsta Rabbi, allow me to catch you up quickly for context…there are a few details to be known before listening and a couple new details about this artist in-general. Steve […]Read More
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