ROCK

Reputation by Single By Sunday: Review The potential and energy of the band Single By Sunday may just be unstoppable. Their punk rock track “Reputation” is a melodically rebellious number guaranteed to ignite the youthful essence inside you. The track is the very definition of my childhood evident from the…

The Mercy Stone released mesmerizing new song ‘Crash’ With its blend of sharp guitars, subtle electronica, and a transcendent vocal performance from their new lead singer, Mia Licon, ‘Crash’ is a contemporary, rock-tinged anthem. A sad but beautiful homage from the songwriter fills the heart while the song packs a…

Crystal Ball by 2/14: Review In 2019, 2/14 was formed by frontman Sky Carlson as a songwriting project while he was teaching himself guitar; the band has since developed into something beyond the Y2K pop-punk group Carlson had envisioned in high school. The New York City band, which includes drummer…

Indelible Stain by Devine Lie: Review If you had a specific genre that sparked your first journey into music, what would it be? For me, it’d be alternative rock, and a bit of indie too. Luckily, the remarkable aura of alternative rockers Devine Lie and their track “Indelible Stain” satisfied…

Electric Avenue releases melodic new song ‘So Alone’ Electric Avenue, a “new” band from Sydney, Australia’s sun-kissed Northern Beaches, was having a great time performing at different music venues. Fans of all ages could relate to the group’s eclectic mix of covers because of the members’ varied backgrounds.The reception to…

Puppets For Poets released blazing new song ‘Why Why Why’ Puppets for Poets describe their most recent single as a “search for answers in a world of mystery.” PFP made the decision to use a drum machine-generated beat as the structure for the song while using the drum machine.PFP describes…

Hot Flowers released groovy new song ‘I Don’t Know’ The HOT FLOWERS Group is the lovely union of two friends who are both self-taught and ardent music fans. Arnaud, the guitarist who is let loose and sings, comes first, followed by Sandy, who bangs on his drums like a deaf…

Radio by The Lowtones: Review The Lowtones release a smashing song named ‘Radio,’ and it becomes an instant hit. Like their earlier works, this one is greatly influenced by post-punk music. However, there are hints of other musical styles, such as new wave, indie rock, and alternative, hidden throughout. Bands…

Arcade by Pennan Brae: Album Review The ecstasy of Pennan Brae’s album “Arcade” grips you from the very first track. Based in Vancouver, the singer-songwriter lets out a joyous essence in his musical pieces. Evident from jangly guitars, upbeat percussions, and a high-spirit vocal presence, the songs from Pennan Brae…

Bathsheba drops tuneful new song ‘Insanity’ Bathsheba Smithen is a quadruple threat, to put it simply. Bathsheba is talented beyond her years as a lyricist, teacher, musician, motivational speaker, and recording artist. Despite the fact that her life’s narrative reads like a Lifetime movie, she has taken the trials and…