3Fifs Flows Cool on “Big Drip”
3Fifs’ latest single, “Big Drip”, which is dropping this Thursday and also features the clean version of “DIVE IN DEEP”, is a study in simplicity.
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Faron Sage’s “No Alternative” is Top Choice
Faron Sage’s latest single, “No Alternative”, is both dystopian and utopian.
Read moreThe Dark Fruits Play It Cool on Warm Weather Starter Pack
As a conceptual album, The Dark Fruits’ Warm Weather Starter Pack is a curious study in opposition.
Read moreCerpintxt’s “microtubule encoded memory” is Heavy Listening
The great beyond, such as it is perceived by mere mortals, becomes palpable, and imminent, within a minute or two of checking out the latest release from Cerpintxt, an EP entitled “microtubule encoded memory”.
Read morePatrick Ames Makes “Young and Amorous” Grown and Sexy
Patrick Ames’ latest single, “Young and Amorous” is part of a two-cut offering that also includes “I Was Thinking”.
Read moreNever2Late Addresses The Real Issue on “Love Is Wise”
…for Never2Late, it was the day the band’s latest single, “Love Is Wise”, was released and hit the streets.
Read moreLokkisKott Goes “Deep Inside” New Single
LokkisKott is unabashedly doing the most on his single “Deep Inside”, which dropped this spring.
Read moreA Tall Order: Pure Order Sets its Sights High
Other than the perpetuation of crack cocaine, the infiltration of hip hop could very well be the single greatest achievement of the social, economic, and political order of our times.
Read moreBlack Dog String Quartet Beams Broadly on A Thousand Times Brighter
Black Dog String Quartet’s accomplishment on its forthcoming Long Player, A Thousand Times Brighter, which drops on April 28, isn’t that the group put together a whole album that’s entirely acoustic.
Read moreRPxSB Drop Shaggy Carpets
RPxSB have returned with another album. This one is entitled Shaggy Carpets.
Read moreBad Sneakers Looks Good on Tanooki Suit
Now, what Bad Sneakers does well on its latest album, Tanooki Suit, which will be in your faces on April 7, the group (or is that band?) does extremely well.
Read moreVectralux’s The Subtle Extravaganza is The Real Issue
It greatly appears, simply by running through Vectralux’s latest project, the six-cut Extended Player The Subtle Extravaganza, which is due out on April 28, that the quartet is at the stage of making music where it knows what it’s doing so well that it only gives you the good stuff.
Read morePure Order’s “Affinity” For Rhymes Pervades New Single
There’s no paucity of action, and activity, taking place on “Affinity”, the latest single from Pure Order, which happens to drop tomorrow on March 24th.
Read moreRevel in the Moment on DG Adams’ “Screens”
“Screens”, the latest release from DG Adams, is one of those ballads you can easily zone out to without thinking about it.
Read moreGo Galaxy Hopping with NTHNL’s Cosmic Flute Rides Again
A voyage into NTHNL’s Cosmic Flute Rides Again provides such a transporting, surreal experience aurally, in a way that the metaverse likely never will.
Read moreEmery Pulse’s “Heart Fulfilled” Is Beating
Close your eyes (or keep them open), lean your head back, and let it come out of you: “Aah, aah, aah/ aah, aah, aah”.
Read moreRed Bird Rising: Actualizing Musical Visions
As a songwriter, vocalist, performer, engineer, producer, and sonic sculptor, Red Bird Rising knows well the allure of such a multifaceted approach to unearthing the melodies, words, and very sounds that are heard…
Read moreGet Out Is Exactly Right on The Violation of the Terms and Conditions
There are a couple discernibly notable motifs to The Violation of the Terms and Conditions, the latest Long Player from the quartet Get Out.
Read moreRed Bird Rising’s “My Revolution” Means Business
Believe it or not, Red Bird Rising manages to pack two cuts into the price of one in his latest single and video, “My Revolution”, which features Tara Kuznetzov.
Read moreReginiano’s “Time To Let Go” Takes Off
Reginiano is onto something quite major in his latest single and video, “Time To Let Go”.
Read moreJam Graham and The Band Upstairs’ “Home To You”
By far, the best part of Graham and The Band Upstair’s opus, “Home To You”, is Graham’s voice.
Read moreWelcome to Doc City Needs to be Heard
The best of the work on Doc City’s LP, Welcome to Doc City, which drops on January 27th, is a mighty, mighty collage of sonic mastery to behold.
Read moreGlobus Goes Worldwide With Cinematica LP
Everything about Globus, it’s latest release Cinematica, the band itself, and the sundry of songs on this project, is just a tad bit enigmatic.
Read moreLamedd’s Permit Breaks All The Rules
Take a peek at the artwork for Lamedd’s most recent release, the Extended Player entitled Permit.
Read moreErin Côté’s New Single, EP Warrants Major Play
There simply aren’t a lot of artists like the one, the only, Erin Côté.
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