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!
And Then There Was One – Collected – Singles/Demo Review Solo artist Stevie Caldwell has got herself something quite interesting happening here through these latest singles she’s put out through her new project, And Then There Was One. With a range of sounds and a diverse versatility in her songs, these new collected singles we’ve […]Read More
Bobby Trill – “Til The End Of Time” – Single Review With a feel-good rhythm & rhyme ready to start up your summer early – Columbus, Ohio’s Bobby Trill has released a brand-new single “Til The End Of Time” to brighten up your day & add some sparkle to your speakers. This young rapper has […]Read More
Omar Bowing – “Warrior” – Single/Video Review Awesome! It’s always good to see people back we love to see and hear from. We reviewed Omar’s album 432 Hz a little over/under a year ago and we’ve had his video for the single “Code Love” on our show SBS Live This Week. Still grinding out intense […]Read More
Fu Kon Riots – You Know, Right? – EP Review Home-grown! Vancouver, BC’s own Fu Kon Riots – a trio of unleashed musical fury – released their debut EP just shortly after we covered another Vancouver release from this year early in January when Fey released Bye Bipolar. Now…what I didn’t realize at the time, […]Read More
Sarantos – “A Child’s Mind” – Single Review Sarantos continues to create pop-rhythms and sweet atmospheres here on his latest single “A Child’s Mind.” Some of you will remember Sarantos from past episodes of our show SBS Live This Week…the man is relentless in his music and work, it truly is to be admired. He […]Read More
Manett – Stigma Style – EP Review I’d like to thank Manett personally for entertaining me day after day throughout this week whilst I eat my cereal. And no, I’m not suggesting that makes her music for the morning only; I’m a cereal-freak, I eat that stuff at any time of day. Got a bowlful […]Read More
Lord Of Equator – Soundcloud Collected – Singles Review From the minds of Lada Heo and Igor Aveiro, all the way from Санкт-Петербург…umm…I mean…well let’s just say close to Saint Petersburg, Russia; we’ve got electro-pop from Lord Of Equator coming to us through the speakers today in review. Blending textures of electro, rock, dubstep, post-punk […]Read More
Luke Kelly – Hooligans – Album Review I don’t know if I’ve ever felt so sorry for my wife. While this might be absolutely, 100% up my own crazy alley…I can tell you right now this is definitely not music for your mom; I’m sure that Luke Kelly knows his music is generally not for […]Read More
Reefer Tunes – Colorado Reefer Mountain High – Album Review Colorado! Aww! Look how cute you are right now! You’ve all got your bongs out at the ready…more than likely ready to absorb this new strain of music on Reefer Tunes from the mind of James Earley. Aww! I mean it guys…ever since you went […]Read More
Jesse Elliot – I Gave You My All – Album Review The first thing that might strike you from the opening tones of I Gave You My All, is that once “Oh, Oh, Oh!” begins you might wonder about from where exactly in the 70’s did they unearth Jesse Elliot? Clearly raised on the sound […]Read More
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