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!
Fellowcraft – Get Up Young Phoenix – Album Review How do you like your meat? Fuzzy? How do you like your fuzz? Meaty? Well good then…sit the hell down and strap in for an album with plenty to chew on – Fellowcraft’s long-anticipated Get Up Young Phoenix is coming out soon…and I’m lucky-enough to have […]Read More
The Couch Bombs – Growing Pains – Album Review Punk from Colorado these days eh? Everything I’ve been reading has definitely been hinting at that whole area really trying to get their mellow-on…or is that just what we’ve been led to believe? The Couch Bombs are a four piece of power-punk mayhem…and I have a […]Read More
Suede Jenkins – F.I.L.O.D. – Album Review Abbreviated down to F.I.L.O.D. – I’m gonna spell it out for you…because I think the title represents an important aspect of Suede Jenkins…the expanded title would read Fall In Love Or Die. In his defense…I don’t think he was necessarily listing that off as options for how to […]Read More
Herman Martinez – Solopsi Radio – Album Review Welcome to the verifiable musical-mind & mayhem of Herman Martinez…which, for those that don’t know would be something similar to a full-on maze or labyrinth of sorts; mired in the dark-sludge and grind of a real grunge-rock sound…the music on Solopsi Radio is intense, heavy in sound […]Read More
Carly Van Skaik – Carly Van Skaik – EP Review I’ve pretty much always got time of day for a sound like Carly’s. This sounds similar to the atmospheres and music I began to fall in love with over the course of my 20’s…where bands like Massive Attack, Hooverphonic and Zero-7 were sending their transmissions […]Read More
Jake Aldridge – “Give You The World” – Single Review Not too much debate about the world-region you’d find Jake Aldridge in after hearing the infamous UK-accent as he starts into the first verse of his brand-new single “Give You The World.” Not really sure if even I could put my finger on exactly what […]Read More
Oscar Webster Bell – Singles Reviewed Some people find an entirely different connection to music in life…not one that’s any better or any worse than going the typical band or artist route…just different. Oscar Webster Bell is certainly the type of musician that heads down that different path to explore, find out more and eventually […]Read More
Language & Lyrics – French – Album Review So…yeah…I mean…I suppose there’s no hiding the fact that I’ll literally listen to EVERYTHING when I’m sitting here listening to and reviewing an album full of music written for the purposes of teaching people the French language is there? Come on though…you know I must have a […]Read More
AllDayNight – Open The Sky – EP Review The title-track, “Open The Sky” begins the experience of listening to AllDayNight. With bright harmonies, sweet-singing and gentle melodies…I looked to see what I could find out on this band, but things are still so fresh and so new for AllDayNight that there isn’t much out there […]Read More
The Phlod-Nar – Morphogenesis – Album Review Awesome…this is the kind of stuff the late-night hours are built of! The Phlod-Nar has just set up to release the brand-new album Morphogenesis at the end of January on the 29th…I’m just that lucky kind of music-guy that happens to get the word on stuff a little […]Read More
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