ROCK

Since he can remember, musician and composer STEPHEN CAULFIELD has been creating music. He has five albums under his belt, several film soundtracks, and has appeared on BBC Introducing and BBC 6 Music. The sixth album he is currently working on is called Signal Fire. The song Beacon Hill is…

When I Die by Wanaka: Review Music can be a wonderful friend, whether you need an adrenaline surge to get out of bed, a companion on a long car ride, or a shoulder to cry on when going through difficult times. Wakana, a French-born Israeli artist, knows the power of…

Loner by SØUNDHOOSE: Review SØUNDHOOSE is a delightful band gracing our senses with their song ‘Loner’. The intro of the track is an electronic soundscape and sounds really soothing. Once the vocals set in, the resonance felt quite sentimental. The singer’s range is quite beautiful, and they really gave it…

Gold by Chapell: Review Chapell channels his inner rocker’s soul in ‘Gold’. It’s an emotional rollercoaster and a passionate melody for the ages. The track has a classic rock feel, with what feels like personal lyrics resonating with the vocalist. I truly appreciate the arrangement of the song’s guitar structure…

Off Limits by Agenda 109: Review Aggressive and an absolute jam, such is the tale of ‘Off Limits’ by Agenda 109. It is a punk rock and heavy metal-infused track that will surely liven you up. The guitar arrangement is heavy and the tone is crunchy. Overall the song has…

Eric Winston, a lead guitarist and singer originally from the United Kingdom, is the philosopher-serf responsible for Motihari Brigade’s distinctive electric vibrato sound and “escape from zombie dystopia” concept. Rock-n-Roll Thoughtcrime, which draws inspiration from George Orwell’s futuristic writings, aims to provide a free alternative to the official programming that…

Ella Mar drops stirring new track titled ‘High Anyway’ The song was written as a love letter for people who use self-medication to treat their mental illness. It was produced by Shahar Elisof and written and composed by Ella Mar. It will be Ella’s first album in nearly three years, a…

Something I’m Not Used To by Darro ft. Nate Flud: Review A colorful punk rock anthem for the ages, Darro’s ‘Something I’m Not Used To’ ft. Nate Flud will find a place in your musical senses. If you were growing up in the late 2000s, you’d have been a part…

Nasmore, a musician based in Canada, grew up surrounded by instruments constantly, immersed in music of all genres as a listener, and teaching himself the fundamentals of songwriting and playing. Nasmore developed an authentic taste for diversity that he immediately infused into his own special process thanks to his exploratory…

Something / Nothing by Pirates of Radio: Review The borderless band Pirates of Radio’s latest album ‘When Stars Collide’ breaks all borders when it comes to musical experiences. The three members of the band live in different parts of the world and only collaborates over the internet. As a result…