Peak Arrival – Way Up – EP Review From the moment that “Life Goes On” started the Way Up EP from Peak Arrival I felt like I was in for something fun, something unique. Immediately greeted by a playful piano melody and a beautiful set of vocals from both Meaghan Mader and Luigi Cararetto – […]Read More
TrackSevenBand – The Try And The Fail – EP Review I feel like I don’t get to hear music like this often enough…right now, TrackSevenBand is completely hitting the spot for me. With a blend of solid instrumentation, real ideas in the writing and professional execution – the multilayered TrackSevenBand is kicking out the smooth-jams […]Read More
The Grandfather – Tomb/Stone – EP Review If your grandfather sounded anything like this while you were growing up as a kid, you would have shit your pants and running screaming in the other direction. At least in like, 85% of cases or more, I guarantee it. Some of you got lucky with youngsters that […]Read More
Max Million – Monogramma – EP Review Hot off the press! I’m serious – this is about as fresh as it gets…not just in the incredible sounds on this new EP from Max Million, but I’m talking about timeline itself – the Monogramma EP just came out today! If you’re a fan of electronic-music, IDM, […]Read More
Bonesteel – Epitome Of Infamy – EP Review Seriously explosive tunes from Bonesteel, a three-piece from Los Angeles, CA that sounds like they’re ready to torch the entire sunset-strip with their big & beefy, meaty-metal sound. Mind you, there’s a lot more going on…but I’d definitely say metal is certainly straight at the forefront of […]Read More
HelloHeathen – Music To Die To – EP Review Considering the last time we heard from HelloHeathen, he dropped off some demo-tunes that had just been recorded over his phone and I STILL welcomed them with open arms & ears…well…I’m sure you can imagine just how happy I am to see this guy show up […]Read More
In Lights – In Lights – EP Review Feels like it’s been far too long since we’ve had some post-rock music on the pages here at sleepingbagstudios…I find it to be such an emotionally comforting kind of music, made by far too few of us out there. There is such a high-place of respect for […]Read More
Styop Quoons – Machine Gun Bacon – EP Review I’ll tell you this much…you don’t get a name/title like this outside of the electro-genre…ya just don’t. It’s also fair to assume, that out of all the different styles & types of electro out there…that a name/title combination like this is also going to be quite […]Read More
Day Hacker – Zero One – EP Review Coming to us from right next door…or, at least pretty close by in the same city we’re now based in, know & love – Day Hacker is a five piece band from Ottawa, Ontario that are electronically thumpin’ it up and raising a ruckus with their programs […]Read More
Bredd – An End For All – EP Review Gotta say…there are some very pleasant surprises here on the new EP from Bredd, based out of Italy. A lot of those fantastic moments come from the writing & the atmospheres in the music of his An End For All EP – but definitely just as […]Read More
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