Single Reviews

  • Maddy O’Neal – Just A Glimpse

    Denver, Colorado-based musician, producer, and mixer Maddy O’Neal, formerly of electronic hip-hop duo Krooked Drivers, has started carving out a path as a solo artist. ...

  • American Anymen – Selectively Stupid

    Brett Sullivan, the founder of NYC-located anti-folk/punk band American Anymen, rages mightily against the machine that has destroyed the American dream on the band’s new...

  • The Chainsmokers – Don’t Let Me Down (Illenium Remix)

    Those who know me can attest how I tend to have a very broad range of music that I enjoy. While EDM is not near...

  • JPTR – Attack

    “JPTR is everything.”  That’s the tagline of future-pop duo JPTR, a self-described “artificial”, avant-garde music project that elicits very real emotions. KIU (vocals, drums) and...

  • Shikobi – Here We Go Again

    Los Angeles-based (by way of Australia) hard rock hybrid band Shikobi is making a big impact with its new single Here We Go Again. The...

  • S T F U – What We Want

    Preston Maddox of the Texas-based nightmare dream-rock band Bloody Knives also appears as one-half of the dystopian, self-described ‘bleak-pop’ duo S T F U; the...

  • Waiting For Sunday – The Love Is Gone

    Vancouver, Canada-residing alternative rock four-piece Waiting For Sunday released its sophomore album, The Windsor Effect, this past winter, a follow-up to its 2011 debut album...

  • SakkieFTW – Experiment 1.3.2

    Vancouver, Canada-based electronic music surgeon SakkieFTW drops his unstoppable beats hard and fast on the tracks that make up his EP Experiment 1.3.2 which was...

  • NO/NO – Waiting for Something to Happen

    Synth-pop/electro-rock band NO/NO released its album Sound and Light on May 31st via Gloss Records and it’s brightly colored in electrifying hues. The Milwaukee, Wisconsin-based...

  • Junk Parlor – Mick Jagger’s Heart

    Bay area gypsy roots rockers Junk Parlor have released a new single and video from their upcoming album. The title of Mick Jagger’s Heart hearkens...