Play by Ye Angst: Review “Play” is a soothing pop-rock song by Ye Angst. It has clean guitar chord structures and a moving vocal narrative. What makes the track special is its instrumental diversity and overall vibe. With that being said, fans who enjoy a bit of pop rock with…
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“Gone with the Wind” by Mystik Fool is a hauntingly beautiful and introspective instrumental piece that draws you in and throws you into cloudy atmospheric imagery from the first note. The track begins with a soft, hypnotic synth sound that sets the tone for the rest of the song. A…
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What should a country rock song called “Haunted House” sound like? Well, if that doesn’t pique your imagination, tell me what should it sound like when the haunted house is your mind and body, when everything pops up all at once or one after another, just like a ghost? Oli…
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Grieving is a process, and we have found Spirit Gun depicting the process in a most poetic and sonically sound way in their new EP, “The Antonym.” The 4-track EP takes us on a journey to the end of everything with their infectious jam of a punk rock album. Spirit…
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Celebrate The Good Times by THE HYBRIS: Review Enticing, energizing, and downright captivating, such is the aura of THE HYBRIS’s epic rock track “Celebrate The Good Times.” It’s got the perfect rock formula of thunderous drumming, gripping riffs, light pianos, steady basslines, and a charismatic singer leading the charge. “Celebrate…
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Love Found A Way ft. Andrea Kirwin, Peter Koppes by John Leslie Hulcombe: Review
by adminLove Found A Way ft. Andrea Kirwin, Peter Koppes by John Leslie Hulcombe: Review “Love Found A Way” is a passionate pop-rock track by veteran artist John Leslie Hulcombe. The Australian musician teams up with Andrea Kirwin and Peter Koppes to form a sensational melody that’ll tug at your heartstrings.…
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Ever felt the need to scream out your pent-up frustrations? Yeah, happens with all of us! But we can’t always scream, can we? The tone and setting need to be aligned, of course. Well, what do we have rock music for, anyway? You can consider “Wasting Time” by Harker to…
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They took a more romanticized approach to the events and activities of Richard Ramirez, also known as the Night Stalker, for this song. Check out the exclusive interview below: 1. Did you have any formal training or are you self-taught? PRIVATE SCHOOL: We all taught each other. At first it…
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Upper Parliament by The Public Eye: Review The Public Eye is a powerful rock band with a solid tune “Upper Parliament.” The energy of this song pertains to the sensation of indie rock, where the resonance of guitar riffs and groovy basslines are felt. Aside from that, an evocative singer…
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Mr. Business by Bootleg Royale: Review Bootleg Royale makes fantastic psychedelic rock music with a bit of blues. Their track “Mr. Business” pays homage to vintage hits from the golden age of rock, where essence was born. This accuracy is brought on by the guitar’s dreamy tone and the singer’s…