Francesco Amico Quartet – “Slow Motion” – Single Review I want to start this review with letting it be known that I am a fan of the Jazz music. As a child in school I joined the jazz-band in grade eleven as a drummer and that truly showed me the musical talents a musician needs […]Read More
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Last Time Only – Past+Present=No Future – EP Review Sweet acoustic rhythms collected over the past several years by solo artist Jared Woodruff, who goes by Last Time Only in releasing his music. Technically around since the turn of the millennium, his music has that post-90’s emotional sound…pure acoustic entertainment that still retains the sentiment […]Read More
Jonas Martin – Chokecherry Jam – Album Review Jonas Martin has found a home here at sleepingbagstudios, his new album Chokecherry Jam is chockfull of precise musicianship played with real style & skill, innovation and undeniable passion for the craft. From everything I’ve read about Martin, he’d never be content to simply walk the path […]Read More
Jus – Obsession – EP Review It is truly not all that often that I hear rap that pulls me in close to listen like this latest EP from Jus has. Obsession plays at an authoritative level and demonstrates a real mastery of the hip-hop/rap genres – this is completely REAL as all-hell and I’m […]Read More
Franki Love – “Lullaby” – Single Review It doesn’t get any better than what you’ll read on the about pages of Franki Love’s social media…the purest of intentions are right there in plain English; if you look under interests, you’ll read a mission statement of sorts…”To serve humanity with love & music.” I ask you […]Read More
Salt – Omertà – EP Review I’ve had to listen to stuff in much crazier ways in the past I suppose… Today’s EP review on hip-hop/rap-artist Salt has been created more as a sampling of the ghostwriting he’s attempting to take on and break into. So…much like my own solo-project as Aixelsyd – Salt hasn’t […]Read More
The Drama Dolls – The Sublime Art Of Self Importance – EP Review Some great pop-rock from UK-based band, known as The Drama Dolls graces our pages today. Some of you might have already been introduced to the four-piece ensemble on our recent episode of SBS Live This Week with special guests Lung Flower; we […]Read More
Hembot Records – The RA-6600 – EP Review From two of the most silent artists I’ve ever come across to never say even a basic hello comes the new EP, The RA-6600 from Hembot Records. In a combination of pop-bliss, the two mimes in question are Daniel Olivas and Mark Medley…and the crazy part? They’re […]Read More
The Synthetic Dream Foundation – The Witch King (1st Movement) – EP Review I’ve actually put in quite a few listens to this set of three songs on The Witch King (1st Movement) EP from The Synthetic Dream Foundation and in a bizarre twist I actually noticed that this new recording is coming from a […]Read More
EMPRA – Limited Edition USA – EP Review Well as if these three fine people don’t look like a ton of fun! Not sure if it’s still the picture you’ll see when logging in to support EMPRA at their Facebook page…but the photo of these three smiling that’s up there right now is every bit […]Read More