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Infant ft. Pulses by Michael Donoghue: Album Review The auditory marvel of trance music is filled with electronic psychedelic tones. It is a facet of the music industry I have followed sincerely for many years, and has it been a trip thus far to experience! So, upon discovering the invigorating…

Beware Wolves by Beware Wolves: Album Review The music of Beware Wolves has always pertained to the notion of heartfelt acoustic music. The artist blends the genres of indie, country, Americana, and folk sensationally into a delicate album. Having the same title as the artist, this album captures wholesome melodies…

Dancing Through a Slow Apocalypse by Meadow Argus: EP Review Meadow Argus brings the best of both worlds with their EP “Dancing Through a Slow Apocalypse” by initiating stellar compositions filled with psychedelia, and indie. It would seem that the EP had a similar melodic pattern, but instead of that,…

Leslie Birdwell Pursley releases upbeat country EP “Leslie Birdwell Pursley” Leslie Birdwell Pursley is a dynamic Tennessee musician with stellar vocal pipes. She began her musical career, like others, in the church, and proceeded in the school choir and college performance groups. With her debut self-titled EP, the artist reveals…

Don’t Ask Why by Jaw Talk: Review Jaw Talk is an artist whose bright and funky track “Don’t Ask Why” should definitely be on top of your “feel-good” playlist. From the very moment the first chord strikes, to the gentle beat of the drum, this 80s-style indie rock tune is…

The latest 5-track EP, Salvation Memorial Hospital by the LA indie rockers The Loud Bangs, is a dreamy, ethereal sonic explosion of colors. The band incorporates elements of shoegaze, dream pop, and ambient indie music with the nostalgic sounds of synthwave to create a surreal and otherworldly listening experience. On…

Under Glacial by Hounds Haul: Review Under Glacial has a melodic aura so captivating, I’d frequently listen to it on a loop. A track by Hounds Haul, the artist’s gripping instrumentation mixed excellently with the commanding vibe of the vocals. Pertaining to alternative rock, with a bit of techno, the…

Scenes from the Metro by Bones in Butter: Review “Scenes from the Metro” is a delightful indie rock track from artist Bones in Butter. Incorporating breathy vocals and trippy instrumentation seems to be the band’s strong suit. I’d imagine their music being a cross between The Smiths, and pertaining to…

SIVA is a new alternative rock band formed by Kari Mana, a former guitarist and vocalist for Hyperstatic (Argentina). The finest guitar rock of the 1990s, such as Stone Temple Pilots and Garbage, as well as Aussie/New Zealand current rock, such as The Superjesus and Shihad, influenced this band. SIVA’s…

Fruit Basket by Kelsie Kimberlin: Review The lively melodic passages of “Fruit Basket” by Kelsie Kimberlin are truly electrifying to hear. So many aspects contribute to the brilliance of this track! From the Latin-style rhythm section that has this groovy Spanish scale playing, to the lovely voice of the artist,…