ROCK

Are You Sorry Yet? by Indoor Friends: Review Indoor Friends is a Punk-rock/pop band with a lively presence. Their track “Are You Sorry Yet?” is a sentimental piece filled with rich guitar riffs and soothing vocals that emanate a catchy melody. The guitar arrangements in the track are just sensational.…

The first single, “Nowhere,” by acclaimed Ipswich darkwave artist DAMIEN, shows influences from Billie Eilish and Siiickbrain while remaining firmly rooted in the artist’s signature “Depeche Mode meets Nine Inch Nails” sound. This suggests that the musician’s upcoming songs may have more alt-pop influences than previous works.Through the use of…

Depend on You by Jimmy Stanfield: Review “Depend on You” is Jimmy Stanfield’s debut track, and his initiation in the music biz is filled with elements of blues, and soul, with a modern spin on it as well. Jimmy truly knows how to capture the listener’s attention with his captivating…

Lipstick Lips by Stay For Tomorrow: Review Scottish alt-rock band ‘Stay For Tomorrow’s ability to play in a wide variety of genres is a reflection of the band’s broad musical style. They keep it diverse as the Foo Fighters and Twin Atlantic. For their latest single, Lipstick Lips, the group…

Transparent by Galactic Fuzz: Review The space train to “Coolville” calls us, and conducting the journey is Galactic Fuzz and their interstellar track “Transparent”. The song will have you transported to that psychedelic 60s era, full of bell bottoms, and the smell of Woodstock. But, it is also a track…

Intimacy by Everything but the Everything ft. Luke Sweeney: Review Everything but the Everything is an alt-rock band, and their presence in the music biz is a blessing. Their track “Intimacy” featuring Luke Sweeney is every bit of melancholy, every bit of suspense, and equal parts melodic. As clean guitar…

Bits n Bobs by Pixy Jones: Album Review Pixy Jones drops his psych-rock album ‘Bits n Bobs’, by going against the current, patiently enduring the effects of COVID-19, and working with all that he had, even to the extent of quitting smoking to fund his project, which is applaudable. The…

Flight by DAAY: Review British rock band DAAY added the track “Flight” to their arsenal in the end of this September, inspired by Richard Bach’s novel “Jonathan Livingstone Seagull.” The theme of the song is to aim high and not restrict one’s ambitions. As soon as you press play, you’ll…

Apaolo captures the last essence of summer in his September release ‘Chase The Sun’ Cincinnati-based artist Apaolo issued his final hurrah for the end of summer season on September 30 with the release of “Chase The Sun,” which is now accessible on all of your favorite streaming platforms. This is…

Rock out to The Kid and I’s energetic new single “Free Falling” Jacob Powell formed The Kid and I in 2020 as a solo project during the COVID lockdown. Having created songs for years, Jacob was able to refine his sound throughout this period. The Kid and I are an…