ROCK

Lies Are Your Truth by Samantha LaPorta: Review Oh boy, this is gonna be interesting. Folks, I’ve mentioned my taste in music and upbringing for a while now over a year. And if you’ve been following, you know how well I vibe with alternative pop/rock from the 2000s and 2010s.…

Leave Me Here by Mooncult: Review “Leave Me Here” is an exciting rock song by Mooncult. They’re a sensational band, who have an energizing sound to their music, and that’s an attribute to look out for in contemporary rock tracks. In addition to that, the tone of the number pays…

Manchester-based band Outside Now plunges listeners into their sonic outworldly solarium with their debut LP, “Dream House.” The opening track, “Wheeling Empire Bright,” begins with an exceptionally ghostly and chilling atmosphere. The music doesn’t start until you have waited for 8 seconds. And once you have done so, a gaseous,…

Targets by Matthew and the Arrogant Sea: Review “Targets” is a delightful indie rock piece by Matthew and the Arrogant Sea. This melodic act has created a tune worthy of praise, primarily because of the narrative and intriguing rhythm sections. Ranging from indie-folk to a full-blown rock arrangement, “Targets” is…

Amp up to listen to The Tracys last and latest album, “Welcome To The Land of Nothing.” The album kicks off with “Candy From a Baby,” a mid-tempo track that pulls the music together with hooks and catchphrases dancing in the derisive melody. The back-up vocals provide more space and…

London-based singer-songwriter Andy Smythe puts listeners on a thought-provoking pedestal with his latest single, “Prodigal Son.” With a captivating voice boasting a remarkable 4-octave range and drawing influences from notable artists, Andy presents a unique and original musical style that is captivating and refreshing. In his take on the Biblical…

“Sea of Love” perfectly captures the butterflies and emotional rollercoaster that occur when a lifelong friendship develops into a passionate relationship. The Doo-Wop Era of the 1950s and contemporary soul-rock are two sources of inspiration for Goldie’s retro sound. You’ll be transported into bliss by “Sea Of Love.” Check out…

The critics were taken aback by the unusual sound sculptures on the debut album “Adjust” by the classically trained composer Carsten Schnell in 1992. He is now regarded as one of BSC Music’s original artists. He was compared to Jean-Michel Jarre and Vangelis and had his own style from the…

I Found the Volume by Rich Chambers: Album Review The music of Rich Chambers ignited my rock and roll heart into the fiery being it once was. His music is simply thrilling to hear and energizes my melodic soul. Thus, “I Found the Volume” is a stunning album bringing that…

Outsound’s LP, “Megatherium,” takes listeners on a captivating musical journey that seamlessly blends elements of blues, grunge, and heavy metal. With its ten tracks, the album showcases the band’s versatility and ability to navigate through different genres while maintaining a cohesive sound. The opening track, “Murder/Dream,” has gritty instrumentation and…