Reviews

Some Infinities Are Larger Than Others by David Baron: EP Review In ‘Some Infinities Are Larger Than Others’, David Baron heavily uses his collection of rare modular synths to create an amazing EP with the perfect combination of alternative, psych, classical, jazz, and rock music. Fiona Glenn’s wistful singing, Kevin…

Motherfaker by Kim Bertrand: Review The awesome punk-rock anthem ‘Motherfaker’ by Kim Bertrand hides a dark secret using fascinating sounds and ethereal vocals that will captivate you from the first listen. The song captures the spirit of punk and rock while sounding very futuristic. The impacts of her gifted vocals…

Last Night Was a Dream by Paul Claxton: Review Paul Claxton’s ‘Last Night Was a Dream’ is like stepping into a musical time machine that returns you to the heyday of rock and roll. The song immediately transports you back in time with its starting slide guitars. The vocal harmonies…

Bottom Again by Moonlight Saints: Review Moonlight Saints create high-intensity rock music that is reminiscent of the musical era from the late 20th century. This three-piece band is based in Brookfield, MA, and consists of members Evan Couture directing the vocals/lead guitar, Darren Boulrice tags along with a trusty bass…

Plastic Love ft. Stína Ágústsdóttir by AUXR: Review Auke Riemersma is AUXR, a sensational electronica artist blending an excellent array of sounds in his track “Plastic Love.” Featuring Icelandic singer Stína Ágústsdóttir, this downtempo melody infuses equal amounts of chill and passion into the atmosphere. With mellow beats, a sultry…

Everything by TruckerBomb: Review ‘Everything’, a soundtrack by the TruckerBomb, is a stunning piece that expertly fuses several musical styles to produce an original and powerful sound. It combines classic rock, country, and Americana into a seamless whole, creating an engrossing sonic world. The music is elevated by Ursula Lari’s…

no need to say goodbye by Camila Knight: Review The musical spirit of Camila Knight deserves the attention of the masses. Her track “no need to say goodbye” is a powerful pop track with elements of indie rock surfacing. Each section has a resonant melody where an emotional piano takes…

Breathe by THE Astrolabe: Review Electro-pop act THE Astrolabe creates melodies full of intimacy. His passionate track “Breathe” oozes themes of love and desire, and it’s packed with a gripping rhythm that captures that sentiment perfectly. A sultry singer grabs the mic, and a resonating bass tags along, altogether it…

Gold ft. RussGreezy by Shanay Morant: Review Shanay Morant is a stunning artist with a soulful voice making waves in the RnB scene. Her track “Gold” featuring RussGreezy has an enticing rhythm fit for beach parties and neon disco nights. With smooth vocal segments and a wobbling bass accompanying the…

New Machines by Fake Dad: Review Fake Dad, a Brooklyn-based band, has just released a new track named ‘New Machines’, which is a pleasant return to the group’s original sound. With its combination of harsh guitar pulses, groovy rhythmic undertones, and hazy synth melodies, the song is an enchanting excursion…