Reviews

Azimuth by Mighty Brother: Album Review ‘Azimuth’, the fourth studio album from New Orleans-based band Mighty Brother, is an experimental mix of genres, including classic rock, alternative rock, jazz, and blues. The 11-track concept album explores a fictional character’s journey through modern society using the term ‘Azimuth’ as an analogy…

Life Through Roses by scxtty: EP Review The power of youth and punk rock constellate in scxtty’s EP “Life Through Roses.” Each piece in this collection has a strong inclination toward melodic storytelling. In addition to that, scxtty’s sonic essence has immersive guitars, and an energetic singer owns the angsty…

LaNoise by Alec Berlin: Review Blues music with dreamy guitar chords, ‘La Noise’ by Alec Berlin, will captivate you and take you on a journey. As the song proceeds, the listener is transported from the feeling of being on the road to the more relaxed and familiar setting of a…

Karisma Ape by Lato: Review Experimentation and indie rock fuse together with Lato’s moody track “Karisma Ape”. The artist incorporates unique bass sections with a weighty essence. It’s almost like the drum and bass parts merged for a resonant sound, and the outcome was indeed satisfying to hear. The vocalist…

Sinking Man by Scarlet Mill: Review Scarlet Mill’s first single of the year 2023, ‘Sinking Man’, is a sad love song about a man who drinks too much to cope with the pain of heartbreak. This Dutch alternative indie band has three members, Jennifer Moesker, Erik Verhoef and Maarten Verhoef,…

Pretty Little Things by CHARLEY: Review Elegant and absolutely stunning, CHARLEY’s track “Pretty Little Things” is 1970s rock in all its glory. The integrity of this tune is captured by symphonies, fast-paced guitar chords, and a truly stellar singer. CHARLEY’s voice is immensely sweet and the harmony she accompanies has…

Tales of A Sad Boy by Love Ghost: EP Review The latest EP by Love Ghost is a fantastic blend of alt-rock and rap with an emo kick featuring the New York emo rapper Big Boss Mulaa. This 4-track EP is a great example of blending genres done right and…

Old School by Studio D’Lux: Review The latest single ‘Old School’ from Studio D’Lux is a classic 80s glam rock style ode to change featuring rock veterans like Jon Herington, Glen Burtnik, and Liberty Devitto. The song revolves around the theme of adapting and welcoming change to bring positive changes…

You’re On My Mind by Ayrton Jimenez: Review The up-and-coming singer-songwriter Ayrton Jimenez from Bristol channels his inner Eric Clapton to tell the heartfelt story of love and loss in his latest single ‘You’re On My Mind’. With amazing soulful guitar work and ethereal vocals, Ayrton Jimenez pours his heart…

A Song For You by Alex Krawczyk: Review Alex Krawczyk’s new single, ‘A Song For You’, is a stunning example of her amazing vocal abilities and a masterpiece of calming Americana folk music. Any listener can be moved to silence by the heartfelt music and words. The opening section is…