ROCK

Nerve by Cool Moon: Review The indie alt band from Houston, Texas, Cool Moon’s latest album Crossing the Finish Line is a collection of picturesque songs that evoke nostalgia and inspire you to start a band of your own. The fourth track of the album, Nerve highlights the band’s more…

Insomnia by Daggerplay: Review Daggerplay has a huge statement to make, “Rock’n’roll is not dead, it is immortal.” through the release of their latest single, “Insomnia” last May. This single is a promising gift for all rock’n’roll fans after their acclaimed album “Subterranean Reality”. Continuing their aesthetic on abstract, surreal…

Crazy Heart by Metrophobia: Review After releasing their debut album “Silent Treatment” last year, the Swiss band Metrophobia keeps on rocking hard into 2022 with new music. This time they mark their return with the single “Crazy heart”, a well-produced example of alternative rock that has become their trademark. The…

Just Breathe by Pidgie: Review The self-proclaimed renaissance woman on wheels, Disability Rights advocate Patti Panzarino AKA Pidgie’s Debut album is an empowering breath of fresh air. The title track, Just Breathe is an inspiring song portraying of the struggles and perseverance of living with a disability. Being born with…

Fire song by Catherine Elms: Review Catherine Elms introduces herself to UK music listeners as an indie singer and songwriter with a strong passion for heavy metal, baroque pop, and alternative rock. Her most recent effort, “Fire song,” the second single from her career, showcases her musical ability. The dramatic…

howl (for jane doe) by videotapes.: Review The South Londoner noisy alt-rock band videotapes. makes a howling debut with their single, howl (for jane doe). Written, recorder, mixed and mastered, this Hallie Rubenhold book-inspired song has the sense of urgency to give back voices to female victims of violent crime.…

Snake Bite Poison by Brian Quirk: Review Philadelphia Alt-Rock artist Brian Quirk cut ties with his toxic past relationship in his new song, Snake Bite Poison. Following his previous acclaimed single, “What if?”, he continues the trend of exploring the sound of pop punk and alternative rock. With fast, energetic…

Show Me by The Upsides: Review The new single, Show Me, is an uplifting summer jam that would pick you up and have you cruising by the beach with the windows down. From their four-track EP, Undercover Retro is the second song and is more laid back, and has a…

Inner Child by Lethia’s Natorium: Review “The Angry Ukulele Lady” Pena Hughes-John returns with a new moniker Lethia’s Natorium looking for her inner child in the new single, Inner Child. Growing up in a fast-paced mundane world, we slowly lose the touch with our inner child and become “bound by…

Groovy Avocado Disco by Unfortunately Stevenson: Album Review LA Experimental Rock artist and multi-instrumentalist Steven Ramirez, who goes by the name of Unfortunately Steven, portrays a groovy and unapologetically brave picture of his own mental health with his debut concept album, Groovy Avocado Disco. For many people, the concept of…