Deep Cologne – Heavy Blood – Album Review Heavy Blood instantly begins with a sound I connected to. As Deep Cologne began the album with “Flawless” I could hear that texture, atmosphere and emotional-tone that I tend to love in the subtle electronics of bands/artists like Styrofoam, Faded Paper Figures…maybe even a little of The […]Read More
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Feelmore Slim – “100 Grand Remix Juvenile X Feelmore Slim” – Single Review Seeing a lot of these songs out there lately…these whole ‘remix’ deals whereby a mixologist with a strong background in rap like Feelmore Slim jumps into the studio to twist the knobs in entirely different directions to make something new out of […]Read More
Avi Jacob – “Pickup Truck” – Single Review Alright…here’s what I don’t expect at any given point in time; to like a song with a title calling it “Pickup Truck.” Instantly picturing tailgate-parties and redneck family-reunions…I was more than pleasantly surprised that Avi Jacob was nothing at all like I’d imagined he’d sound on his […]Read More
Meshach Abednego – Royal Giant Social Collective Ep. 01 – Soundtrack Review Ahhh – now this is the moment I’ve been waiting for! Vindication comes in audio, visual and written form here today – and you gotta love a triple-play sensory-overload like that don’t ya? Meshach Abednego, whom we’ve reviewed several times in the past […]Read More
Vaughn Solo – The Last Shall Be First – EP Review Good to have this guy back this early into 2016 – that, to me, at least means we stand a solid chance of getting even MORE music from Vaughn Solo, aka Boonie Mayfield, aka Solomon Vaughn, by the end of the year. How do […]Read More
She Likes Todd – Over The Counter Culture – Album Review One of the best aspects of music I’ve always appreciated and loved perhaps more than any other is simply how it can lead you from point-A to point-B and continue on and on through C straight til the end of the alphabet in terms […]Read More
Genljud – Klädd I Kompromisser – EP Review Oh I see how it is. Just because the band is based in wherever Linköping/Norrköping are in Sweden…you think I won’t hear’em? Actually…by this point I can’t imagine I’m still surprising any of you with that kind of stunt…you expect that from these reviews and this entire […]Read More
Charming Timur – So Much So Little So Little So Much – Album Review It’s certainly been a privilege to have been part of the independent music-scene long enough to be able to hear music evolve, refine, change and grow like I’ve been able to with what Santeri Lohi creates in all his various projects, […]Read More
Greg Safel – Visible – Album Review Oh boy…where to start? How about first I make a sincere, heartfelt apology to singer/performer Greg Safel, our artist in review today after what has been entirely too long…I’ve had this on my desktop for some time now, and I have to admit to the folder it’s in […]Read More
MØN£¥ – “Millenials” – Single/Video Review This is kind of one of the strangest reviews I’ve ever written in a weird way. The new single “Millennials”is a pretty damn clever song from concept to recording to the video they’ve put together for it…so clever in fact that I almost entirely missed what they were doing […]Read More