Objects of Affection by Signal Static: Review Signal Static’s “Objects of Affection” is a fiery presence of rage. The band’s presence is powerful, evoking the traits of rousing rhythm compositions accompanied by entrancing vocals. It brings back memories of concert halls and crowd surfing from my youth, and it also…
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Outside Spectrum by The Empty Pockets: Album Review Outside Spectrum by The Empty Pockets will have you overjoyed with beauty and awe as it takes over any atmosphere with the pizzazz of old-fashioned soundscapes. The performances in Outside Spectrum are explosive, brimming with cathartic performances in their attempts. This is…
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Crystallized by McKeever: Review A fuzzy guitar tension enters the scene, a rockstar takes the mic, and lets out a roar of melodies. Crystallized by McKeever is the foot-stomping, elevating branch of freedom that the spirit of rock and roll is imbued with. It’s a pleasantly rockin’ number that manages…
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The Big Picture by Elad David: EP Review Elad David, an Israeli musician, and producer, has released a new album titled “The Big Picture.” Four out of the five songs on the EP were already released, but now he combines them all in a colorful canvas of instrumentals, which reflects…
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Jonathan Wilson is a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter from London. His project is called Superdamned. He previously performed and toured throughout the UK and Europe with different bands as a drummer, guitarist, and session keyboardist, which allowed him to play at venues like London Koko and the Royal Festival Hall as…
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Aaron Toronto Releases Sensational New Track “Reaping What I Sow” Aaron Toronto, or as people call him “AT”, is a formerly Michigan-based and currently South Dakota-based musician and songwriter who just released an emotional song of self-realization titled “Reaping What I Sow”. Aaron Toronto is an inventive storyteller in addition…
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Memories by Clay Joule: Review “Memories” by Clay Joule is a sentimental rock song where the artist expresses gratitude for what they have. They can’t help but be melancholic as they reflect on lost love. For better or worse, it’s a clear indicator that our lives are molded by the…
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Emily Mac’s seductive vocals are something to savor and are best enjoyed in large quantities, similar to a strong glass of whiskey. On October 14, 2022, the singer-songwriter from Toronto made her debut with the release of her new single, “Whiskey Like Me.”The song “Whiskey Like Me,” which was co-written…
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Mrreowrr by Doll Riot: Review “Mrreowrr” is one of Doll Riot’s best put-out music, baffling, obnoxiously loud in the best way possible that is worth headbanging to. Written together by Elena, Ella, Lillee, and London – the performance starts out with a bold statement. The first line starts with “I’m…
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Cyclone by Electric High: Review Hailing from Bergen, Norway, Electric High is a powerful rock band with an energetic edge. Their track “Cyclone” manages to crank up the melodic engine, and sound rhythmically masterful. I was amazed by the gritty guitar segments, along with the animalistic drum arrangements! In addition…