ROCK

Division Complex by Voice Of Addiction: Review If the sound of gunpowder and canons flying past the battlefield had a sound other than its actual one, it’d be the music of the Voice Of Addiction. I mean that in a non-violent way of course. It’s my way of saying, bro,…

Girl In The Sky by SCREENTALK: Review SCREENTALK is a four-piece British band that is building a name for themselves among fans of alternative rock music. They’ve established themselves as an impressive act worthy of a spot on your playlist with the release of “Girl In The Sky.” Along with…

Machine Learning by Ceyeo: Review Ceyeo channels a diverse aura in their album ‘Machine Learning’. When I started listening to the album, at first I thought ‘Oh it’s a rock album, cool’. But then I saw the upcoming layers in their music from the other songs that followed. First of…

Talking Loud by Ajay Mathur: Review ‘Talking Loud’ by Ajay Mathur is a sensational track with an Indian fusion vibe. The groovy percussion sequence and vocal transitions are quite diverse. And that bassline! Oh man someone call the funk academy, these fellas are gonna need a certificate of approval. We’re…

Not as the Way Things Are by Glenarvon: Review Oh sweet nostalgia, you have returned with the sweetest melody. Thank you very much Glenarvon for bringing back that old familiar feeling with your song ‘Not as the Way Things Are’. Ladies and gentlemen, let me explain the highlights of the…

Luminous Wavez drops entrancing new track ‘Revenge Song Spiritual’ The journey begins with ‘Revenge Song Spiritual’, which presents a fearless, unyielding message of retribution that would make Johnny Cash satisfied. A sentiment that most people experience but few will admit, it supports the notion of retaliation as a cathartic means…

Influencer by The Qwarks: Review Hey-ho! Someone call the funk academy, cause The Qwarks just released a lit song titled ‘Influencer’. As I heard the funky guitars, groovy bass, and unique vocals, instantly I knew this was gonna be a worthwhile listen. ‘Influencer’ strongly reminds me of early Red Hot…

Doll Riot EP by Doll Riot: Review Chaos, mayhem, madness – call them what you will, this all garage band had the totally right idea when they set their ways to come together and wreak havoc upon Earth with their debut album “Doll Riot”. Producing post-punk, alt-grunge songs with a…

Mood Swings and Roundabouts by Fearful Symmetry: Review There’s so much going on, where do I even begin? Wow, just wow. Incredible piece Fearful Symmetry, truly breathtaking. They’re a British group based in London whose sound is a mixture of classic rock, instrumental music, and catchy vocal portions. I can…

Since he was 10 years old, Joshua Martin, a Mexican-American songwriter, has been creating music. He was born and raised in the LA/OC region of Southern California. His musical influences include jazz, reggae, the 1980s, cumbia, and more. His music reflects a variety of influences. His first single, “Dulce Amor,”…