โRace Into Hellโ by The Crystal Bullets stomps straight through the gates with boots on fire and a smirk on its face. From the first pounding beat, this track pulls you into a world of hypnotic riffs and molten emotion. The drums march with a fierce urgency, setting a battlefield…
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Col Gerrardโs latest single, โThe Way I Feel,โ lands like a gut-punch in slow motion, haunting, raw, and achingly beautiful. From the first shimmer of guitars to the steady thump of the drums, the moody atmosphere wraps around you like a fog, pulling you deep into the emotional current. Colโs…
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The Chronicles of Coogee Bay Road by Coogee Bay Road Band: Album Review
by admin“The Chronicles of Coogee Bay Road” by Coogee Bay Road Band instantly tells you who these guys are, sun-soaked, tongue-in-cheek, and deeply rooted in their beachside Sydney surroundings. Across its eight tracks, the album feels like a beer in hand on a warm afternoon, crackling with livewire guitars, cheeky lyrics,…
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โCircle of Doubtโ by Rosetta West sounds like a fever dream drifting through a smoky basement bar where mysticism meets blues rock and refuses to leave. The guitar kicks things off with this smug, looping riff that immediately pulls you into its haze, like the first step in some strange…
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“Ten Little Indies” rewrites the entire script for PoST. After losing their original bassist Gigi Laurino, in 2014, it wouldโve been easy for the band to fizzle or fall into repetition. Instead, they met Daniele Maresca, and something clicked. With his touch on piano and synths, the band found a…
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“This Is Water” by Light and Shade is a sprawling, heartfelt ride through grief, love, memory, and survival, all wrapped in a genre-bending mix of rock, soul, and jazz-tinged instrumentals. Recorded in under six days in Memphis, the album pulses with raw energy and lived-in authenticity. The strong sense of…
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Wild and Untamed by Millstรถne is a barrelling, gruelling piece to throw your inhibitions out the window as you battle your desire for everything thatโs wrong. From the first smug churn of the guitar, you know youโre in for a ride thatโs gritty, loud, and unapologetically soaked in sex, sweat,…
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โLinda Moo and Piggy Sueโ by Steven Browley catches your ear with its quirky charm and keeps you around with a real message. Straight out of Leverkusen, Germany, Browley brings us a track thatโs as playful as it is powerful. From the very first shimmer of the guitar strums, you…
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Ho Jo Froโs Timidly Free opens like a bright day after stormy weather with catchy beats, shining horns, and a grown-up and gleeful groove. โTimidly Freeโ wasย pieced together with care and joy in Charlottesvilleโs Studio 607 by Paul R Johnson and a gang of seriously talented friends. The vocals,…
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Greg Hoyโs โWhat, My People?โ is a full-throttle garage-rock jolt. From the second that fuzzed-out guitar swagger fades in, you know youโre in for a wild, punchy ride. The drums burst in like a street fight in 4/4 time, the riffs snarl with grit, and Gregโs raspy, no-nonsense vocals charge…