Jas Patrick – Inky Ovine – EP Review Ahhh…blues-infused rock, could there be a more illegitimate genre at times? I’m just saying, not defending, but if Robbie Williams can get himself and Pharrell Williams sued over “Good Times” then how the entire blues-rock industry doesn’t feed off each other in the courtroom for the licks, […]Read More
J.P. Edwards – Hearticulate – EP Review J.P. Edwards…dude…I’ll assume I’ve gotta say this with a little caution given that you’re based in the man’s-man state of Texas…but you’ve definitely caught my heart right up in this new EP of yours. I’ve been extremely lucky throughout September and already again in October – some of […]Read More
3 Geminis – 3 Geminis – EP Review You gotta hand it to 3 Geminis…there’s only a little bit of information out there in comparison to how far these songs have already traveled. From what I understand, the band is a one-man army of sorts, all stemming from the musical-mind of one Fred Carrico. If […]Read More
IIOIOIOII – Post Brimstone – EP Review Definitely some excellent moments in sound on this new EP, Post Brimstone…there are a few slight-stumbles as well…but for the better part of this new recording I felt my attention stay right with the rhythms, energy and melodies of electro-artist Christopher Gurney making music as IIOIOIOII. I found […]Read More
Atomzero – Velocity – EP Review With a storming sound built on a combination that blends industrial & electro with authority and straight-to-yer-face big-beat, low-end-heavy tunes – Atomzero is certainly making no attempt whatsoever to remain a secret on this latest EP, Velocity. Massively processed & produced, dynamic sounds come bouncing from the lefts & […]Read More
Ben Lorentzen – America – EP Review One-man revolution, Ben Lorentzen, has just released the America EP into the world for all to hear. We’re Canadian-based…so we’ll see if we can simply hide under the umbrella of North America and see if we can relate to Ben’s music here today as we review his latest […]Read More
Raelism – Back To The Battlefield – EP Review A rad dose of the ultra-cool from the electro-world of Raelism. Meeting somewhere in the land between videogame themes and modern-day electro, this innovative glitchologist has created some pretty intense compositions here on Back To The Battlefield, an EP chockfull of innovative beats, smart samples and […]Read More
Kimia Penton – Lessons From Life And Love – EP Review It doesn’t even take a minute into the first song “My Kind Of Love” before you can hear the professional, confident approach to music that Kimia Penton has. On her new EP, she examines the Lessons From Life And Love among beautiful rhythms and […]Read More
J Burn – Burnt Blue – EP Review San Francisco’s J Burn has one of those off-kilter combinations of Americana/Folk/Indie/Country/Rock that’s bound to throw you a little even despite their smooth-sound. As the Burnt Blue EP began, it was almost set for an all-ages type-feel…something about “Freight Train” made me feel as if I was […]Read More
Nick Peay – Sobering – EP Review Armed with a whole crew of talented musicians to bring his songs to life, solo-artist Nick Peay has released the Sobering EP just a little earlier this September into the world awaiting. Those looking for an authentic acoustic/rock sound in the spirit of bands or artists like Toad […]Read More
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