Llama Llodge – Lock Den – EP Review One can only imagine the intensity of the debate. “Din is a word too you know, and it would make more sense.” “Well…no. And fuck you. We’re going with Den.” And back & forth, rinse & repeat, as they say. At least I imagine. I could be […]Read More
The Villaineers – The Villain Years – EP Review “We’re called The Villaineers.” “Huh? What’s that? The Villain Years?” “No. I said The VILLAINEERS.” “Yeah, that’s what I said, The Villain Years!” “Christ. NO! I said the…ugh…never mind.” At least, that’s how I imagine the name of this EP got created…I have no definitive proof […]Read More
Catlea – Bones – EP Review Believe me when I tell ya, I’ve seen the numbers…the last thing that Catlea needs from me is any kind of confirmation – this lady is already a bona fide world superstar in the making y’all! She’s recently dropped the Bones EP, which is comprised of three pre-released singles […]Read More
J Holmes – Blood – EP Review Ayyyy…it is always rad to check out what J has been up to! “Ashes In The Rain” starts out this solo effort from J Holmes out strong. Vibrant bass from Daniel Gardner goin’ on…steady & solid drums from Warren Van Wyk…excellent pairing of guitar talents in what J […]Read More
Viktur Sunday – COLORS – EP Review I wasn’t even twenty seconds into this record before I knew I was going to love it. You read that correctly. I didn’t have a feeling that I was going to LIKE it – I KNEW that I would LOVE it. And you know something? I was right! […]Read More
Little Ghost – The Golden Hour – EP Review Something gentle this way comes… There are some names in this music scene we share that you can be confident aren’t about to switch things up to Metal anytime soon, and for as long as I’ve been listening to Little Ghost, that’s continually remained the case. […]Read More
Polyphonic Exophilia – South London Sessions – EP Review Their empire continues to expand… When we last checked in on this crew, they were introducing us to an EP from singer Marte B, called the PPXP Sessions, back in November of last year. Of course, prior to that, you can find Polyphonic Exophilia scattered throughout […]Read More
Relentless Pursuit – To Fear Is To Live – EP Review YOU may or may not remember good ol’ Matthew Konradt and his band Relentless Pursuit, but I sure do. If you wanna know why that is, click here and read one of the past reviews I wrote about his music for a song called […]Read More
Ryan Saranich – Exceptional Chaos – EP Review You certainly won’t find me complaining about the opening into this record – as “Like-Minded Tyrant Part 1” started up Exceptional Chaos, I felt like we all get treated to a stellar combination of mystery and melody as one, and heck yeah, that’s intriguing to me in […]Read More
t dot est & maga – MAGICICADA – EP Review From what I understand, which is generally very little in life overall if I’m being truthful with ya, this EP is a collaboration between t dot est (who handles the music stuff) and maga (who handles the vocals and lyrics). Beyond that, you probably know […]Read More
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