Reviews

Ivory by Rose White: Review “Ivory” is a soothing ambient number by Rose White resonant with heartfelt singing and accompanies a pleasant bassline. Her sense of harmony exists within the genre tropes of experimental indie and soul music. The cadence of “Ivory” also involves a gripping acoustic bridge that brings…

Shakespeare Inspired the B**bs by Liv Crash: Review Tremendously electrifying, Liv Crash’s “Shakespeare Inspired the B**bs” blends rock and funk for a dynamic result. The artist’s edge arises from groovy guitar arrangements and a passionate vocal presence. Liv’s melody takes on a bold stance that intertwines with eccentric songwriting. The…

Late Night Good Night by Georg Óskar: Review Following his 2021 debut single “Walk on the water” the Oslo-based Icelandic experimental artist and producer Georg Óskar released his debut album “Worst Wait of Our Life” on January 15, 2023. He gives the listeners a first taste of the album with…

Like a Fire Engine by Dream of a Man in a Top Hat: Review The marvel of classic rock has been experiencing a revival as of late. Such is the dominant tale of Dream of a Man in a Top Hat and their groovy rock and roll number “Like a…

Disguised As A Party by Disco Mary: Review The indie supergroup Disco Mary gives the listeners a funky soulful taste of the upcoming EP ‘The Wow! Signal’ with their latest single Disguised As A Party. The underlying theme of the song is how putting on a smile to face reality…

Like to Look Sad by Lane Lines: Review The melodic soul of Lane Lines is a spectacular union of indie-pop and electronica. In between dreamy guitars and trippy vocal segments arrives Lane’s track “Like to Look Sad.” The song is an intriguing combination of mood and melancholy, themes in which…

High Flying Birds by S J Denney: Review The Essex-based singer-songwriter S J Denney leaves the worldly problems behind and soars high in his new nomadic anthem High Flying Birds. The title of the song was inspired by Elton John and Noel Gallagher. All the artist needed now was a…

Pretty Vacant by Ted & Alice Miller: Review Ted & Alice Miller’s ‘Pretty Vacant’ is a lovely and carefree folk soundtrack that showcases their musical talents and playful lyrical approach as a husband-wife duo. It is a cover of the original ‘Pretty Vacant’ by the Sex Pistols that was released…

365 Days of Entropy by Leonardo Barilaro: Review The soundtrack ‘365 Days of Entropy’ by Leonardo Barilaro takes the listener on a journey to the furthest reaches of the universe. His dedication to the universe is audible in every note of this gorgeous homage to the stars. This piano piece…

Update by Niky Pasolini: Album review ‘Update’, a nine-track album by London-based singer/songwriter Niky Pasolini. came out on January 20th. The album is soothing to the ears with each song sounding quite heavenly. You can hear the banjo, piano, violin, and guitar throughout ‘Update’, lending a lighthearted and catchy indie…