Single Reviews
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Big Something – Passenger
As someone who can’t really call themselves a fan of anything that sounded like bluegrass music at all, I have to admit that this might...
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Azra – Shine
I think that within the course of time music is constantly evolving whether it be different variations of the same genre or just the overall...
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You’ll Never Get To Heaven – Images
The ambient pop duo You’ll Never Get To Heaven recently released Images, the latest single & title track off of their upcoming third album which...
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Mother Mother – Letter (Studio Session)
Lately I have been on a major acoustic kick as I find stripped down versions of songs tend to be the most beautiful to my...
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Astral Cloud Ashes – Grateful for the Ghost in our House
UK-based (the Island of Jersey in the Channel Islands, to be exact) alternative pop-rock project Astral Cloud Ashes is the musical extension of Anthony Walker...
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Marty McKay – Empire Town
Zurich, Switzerland native Marty McKay has made a name for himself in the music field as a hip-hop artist and DJ, but he’s now switch...
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Seneko – Blindsider
Connecticut-residing singer-songwriter Stan Olshefski may have country music in his blood, but in his heart he also has a love for indie pop. Over the...
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Verena von Horsten – Fire
Synth-rock artist Verena von Horstsen just released her second album, Alien Angel Super Death, a powerful look at suicide and how society sweeps it, and...
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Danophone – City Of The Kings
Danish science journalist Carsten Nielsen balances his fact-based career with the art-based music of his band Danophone. Nielsen (vocals, guitar, bass, keyboards, saxophone) is joined...
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Gentoo – Oslo
It’s time to take a break from the crazy holidays and socio-political turmoil of the world and just lay back and drift along with the...
