Garage T. Rashington III – Inauthentic Slop – Album Review Gather around the fire kiddies…lemme tell ya a story about a man that never was… It was way past late on a windy night in Oregon and the bar had just belched the finality of its contents onto the street, sending its blur of passionate […]Read More
Simon Safhalter – One Level Deeper Than The Rest – Album Review A musical shape-shifter, he most certainly is. By Simon’s own admission on his social media pages, he’s basically creating all kinds of tunes that range from “pop, rap, punk, rock, j-rock, electronic, anime, video game and film music.” Did he leave anything out? […]Read More
Simple Stone – Through This Dark – Album Review Coming out of the gate swinging harder than hard, Australia’s own Simple Stone gets the energy racing at a fever pitch from the very first moments you’ll hear on Through This Dark with their opening track “Secrets.” Somewhere in the realm of Alt-Rock-meets-Hard-Rock with a touch […]Read More
Neon Radiation – Future TV Themes – Music Review Super cool! I’ve heard many Neon Radiation tunes to this point, but this is the first experience I’ve had with the Gary Blake project going all-instrumental for the specific purpose of shoppin’ these cuts on over to the suits & ties of TV-land to see what […]Read More
Brannon – Heartbreak Is Misery – Album Review We might have a tale of two halves here… For an album called Heartbreak Is Misery, it sure starts on an uplifting track called “We Are Powerful.” If you were expecting something that resembled the kind of “Misery” something like Soul Asylum produced back in the day, […]Read More
MJ FLAWS – Me And My Friends Are Dead. – Album Review Ayyyyy…it’s MJ FLAWS! Welcome back homie. It was back in April 2020 that we first tuned into this dude’s music when he released his debut record Army Of The Brokenhearted Boys & Girls, and by summertime that year, we had him included in […]Read More
Mr Streetz – Wins & Bosses – Album Review I practically had to do a double-take in looking at the pages of Mr Streetz online. Was all this music really created over the course of a single year? That’s inspiring to say the least brother. According to his bio online, and the releases you see […]Read More
Blunt Objects – Pointy Rounds – Album Review Well that…is definitely a rubbery beginning. I ain’t saying that’s as a bad thing, just an observation is all. “Downtown” sounds like it’s the recorded version of what a bungee cord experiences. It works well enough…it’s another Bill Owens project, but more of a noticeable bend towards […]Read More
DID NOT! – (Did So) – Album Review All this back & forth I tell ya…DID NOT!, (Did So)…I mean…it sure seems and sounds like SOMETHING happened, can we all agree on that? Otherwise how did I get here? I only tend to show up in people’s lives when there’s music to be listened to…but […]Read More
California – California Loves You – Album Review I know what you’re thinking, and you’re right. If there’s one place on earth that needs MORE songs written about it, it’s clearly California. Has it ever even been done before (this week?)? It has? Oh! Many and multiple times, each and every year you say? Since […]Read More
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