Freak Out and Leave by Bingo Boys: Album Review Imagine your back in the golden era of punk and garage rock, at the zenith of 20th-century rock. Whether it’s The Who era of the 60s or the late 90s Green Day era, both are epic periods in rock and roll…
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Matthew S. Horner’s “Outta’ Time” is an engaging and introspective 8-track album that delves into the realms of indie punk rock and emo music. With his high and friendly voice leading the way, Horner creates a comfortable and relatable atmosphere, inviting listeners to embark on a journey through driving guitars…
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Serotonin by San Quentin: EP Review San Quentin are a solid rock act that brings back the roots of the genre. From electrifying guitar riffs to rebellious vocals, the essence of this monumental movement of music is represented pretty impressively. The band are simply marvelous to hear on repeat, especially…
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The London-based rock band The Midnight Vortex unleashes a sonic storm with their latest track, “COME & PLAY.” Drawing inspiration from grunge, blues rock, and raw guitar music, the band delivers a relentless assault of soaring, gritty guitars and a pulsating rhythm that ignites the senses. Led by the powerful…
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Glasgow-based duo Empty Machines introduce themselves to the world with their debut single, “Luna,” an ethereal and atmospheric journey that showcases their unique blend of alternative, electronic, and ambient influences. With Thomas Crawford at the helm of instrumental composition and Jodie Helena providing mesmerizing and grounding vocals, Empty Machines presents…
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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.…
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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…
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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,…
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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…
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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…