Reviews

MoMa by Plant Dad begins as a soft, fuzzy guitar humming song with Plant Dad’s delicate, youthful timbre, till the drums give it support for building momentum with the electric guitar riffing to evoke a sense of a climactic rise in the context given by the lyrics. The song is…

The album, “The Scapegoat’s Agony,” by Coma’s Beach, has trademark gritty electric guitar riffs, a driving bassline, and an ultra gritty and high (because of age, possibly) vocal range. They have presented the desperation of isolation, desolation, rage, and chaos in The Scapegoat’s Agony. The first track, The Past Of…

After a long, hard day, let Jacko Hooper sedate you and transcend you to higher ground with his newly released album, “Repair.” With an electro-acoustic guitar plucked spatially, synthesizers, and a reverberating Jacko Hooper in the back, Respair comes alive with the sound of its first track, “Nowhere.” The first…

On March 24th, Shannon Hawley released her poignant and impassioned state all over ten tracks that encompassed the entire album called Starthrowers, and yet each stood out on its own. Shannon has a voice all her own, with a soulful, sonorous, thick timbre. And yet, you can hear the greats…

Gotham ft. Martin Nikov by Nora Polinnia: Review “Gotham” is an emotional piece by talented Ukrainian singer/songwriter Nora Polinnia. The song is a dynamic fusion of noir pop with an interesting beat accompanying it. Nora’s friend Martin Nikov tagged along for production, along with Nora’s heartfelt singing to add that…

Break The Matrix by Moon and Aries: Album Review Tom Aries and Jordana Moon are a melodic duo who’ve never failed to impress me with their chemistry and rhythm. Their album “Break The Matrix” is the perfect synergy of trip-hop, trance, and synthpop. Altogether, the melodic act is captivating with…

Tas Phania (The Bootleg Series, Vol. 1) by Max Goedecke: EP Review Max Goedecke’s book of melodies in the EP “Tas Phania (The Bootleg Series, Vol. 1)” has impressed me to the core. The musician’s blend of psychedelic, blues, and a bit of soft rock is pleasant to hear. He…

Unveiled by Doruk Doyran: Album Review Doruk Doyran is an innovative solo artist whose music takes you on a special melodic voyage worth hearing. The musician’s tonal style pertains to the classical genre, with elements of psychedelia and blues joining in the mix. All this is portrayed in the album…

Ambassador, Vol. 2 by Anthony Mascia: Album Review Anthony Mascia is a pop-rock sensation ready to take the music industry by storm with his fresh album. It’s a record composed of beautiful melodic layers with an evocative voice at the center. Aside from that, Anthony was joined by Richard Pilkington,…

(Salt King) 0>1 by Denni Ian is a moving and dark poetry recitation backed by a soulful, melancholic piano, strings, and synth that consoles you from the heartbreaking poetry gliding over it, piercing our minds with thought. Ian’s low and deep voice carries you throughout the recitation, telling you a…