Reviews

Boyfriend Hoodie by Fomo: Review Fomo has brought back memories with their new single ‘Boyfriend Hoodie’ which will make 90’s punk and early 2000’s emo listeners nostalgic. Thumping bass, Grinding Drums, loud guitar riffs, and belting from the top of the lungs- it’s like we are back to the old…

Girondolini by Girondolini: Album Review Fasten your seatbelt folks, this one’s gonna be a wild ride. Our journey takes us on Girondolini’s path, who is a profound musician with a masterclass in creating funky beats and gripping tracks. Their self-titled album involves various genres such as old-school hip hop, ambient,…

Breathe by Nicholas Dante: Review Brooklyn-based pop artist Nicholas Dante’s hot new single ‘Breathe’ is a captivating multi-layered track that may appear to be a typical dance track at first, but a closer look reveals a depth and complexity that is both refreshing and intriguing. With the deep resonating bass…

Universe Moves so Fast by Occurrence: Review Building the anticipation of their upcoming double album ‘Slow Violence’ which is set to be released on 7 April 2023, the electronic trio Occurrence released a three-track mini EP ‘Universe Moves so Fast’ giving their listeners a peek into what to expect. The…

All The Things by Pressure: Review Following the success of their latest album ‘In A Dark Heart We Trust’, the Swedish band Pressure has come out with their latest hard rock anthem ‘All The Things’. Lyrically, the song reflects on the urge that passion and longing bring– the desires you…

Chromium Dioxide by Meat in Space: Review Bay area multi-instrumentalist Shawn Stedman’s solo project Meat in Space’s ‘Chromium Dioxide’ is a gritty and heavy track that puts the artist’s influences from the 90s alt-rock and punk scenes in the forefront. The track was recorded entirely on a cassette 8-track, which…

Hurt Like Hell by Aimée: Review “Hurt Like Hell” is an epic pop track by Aimée, who is an artist with a powerful voice. Her anthemic tone has plenty of potential, and it will excite you from the very second she sings. “Hurt Like Hell” has plenty of zest and…

Dreaming by SPiN: Review The latest single by SPiN is a nostalgic throwback to the songwriting patterns of the hippie era of the 60s and 70s. Vintage yet modern, they put their own touch of indie that is so familiar, yet refreshing. The song follows the classic songwriting and lyrical…

Strange Times by Toby Pearce: Review “Strange Times” is a soft-rock song by Toby Pearce, with captivating poetry and uplifting melodies. The track was co-produced by John Reynolds and invites their musical presence on it as well. Aside from that, “Strange Times” is a personal reflection on Toby’s life depicted…

Off My Mind by Gabriel Bishop: Review Brisbane-based solo producer and singer-songwriter Harry Wells goes by the stage name Gabriel Bishop. His latest release ‘Off My Mind’ is a charming flirty summer single telling the story of a forbidden love. The song is a refreshing take on a modern-day romance.…