Reviews

JOY LOVE PEACE by Boogie Lights: Review When it comes to DJs, Mark Henrichs is in a league of his own. As Boogie Lights, he does high-octane concerts where he jumps about the stage and plays electric drums at waist level while spinning addictive dance music; he’s frequently accompanied by…

Gone by Zak Robinson: Review A riveting piano melody takes charge in “Gone” by Zak Robinson. There’s an incredible amount of emotion and poetic attribute present in the song, which I hope will resonate with anyone seeking a heartfelt tune. The melodic elements of “Gone” embody such a heavy essence.…

Getting No Place Fast by Jacko Hooper: Review Jacko Hooper’s “Getting No Place Fast” is the perfect indie-rock track to brighten your day. Incorporating dreamy guitars, and a powerful synthesizer rhythm piece, the song manages to pack a solid punch of zest. The sound of “Getting No Place Fast”, is…

Doggie Pizza Crust by The Margaret Hooligans: Review The Margaret Hooligans’ first single of 2023, ‘Doggie Pizza Crust’, is punk-rock greatness. The electric ukulele and the crashing drums make for an interesting and powerful composition. However, despite the nostalgic punk single’s harsh brashness, Cratty’s superb vocals maintain a calming, smooth,…

It’s Not My Fault by ellakate: Review “It’s Not My Fault” is an energizing alternative-pop number by charming artist Ella Greenbaum AKA ellakate. The melodic facets of ellakate’s song are pretty edgy, and there’s a moody aura about it. With her roots in Atlanta, Georgia, and a distinct musical upbringing,…

Maggot/Fly by Acid Stain: EP Review Acid Stain’s ‘Maggot/Fly’ EP is an invigorating demonstration of the artist’s range and skill in electronic and dance music. The EP is full of life and variety thanks to its two unique soundtracks, ‘Maggot’ and ‘Fly’. These new artists prepared the perfect journey into…

Here’s To Your Bones by Cell Games: Review Irish heavyweights Cell Games arrive with their intense nu-metal track “Here’s To Your Bones.” The song has a gripping rhythm section with a grunge-style guitar tone and a vocalist that commands the piece. With a cathartic edge and a gravelly essence about…

Drive Alone – Acoustic Version by Carson Ferris: Review Carson Ferris is a phenomenal pop artist flowing with talent. At just twelve years old the young musician has immense potential evident from the gripping track “Drive Alone.” The song has two versions, each with a melodic charm. While the original…

Ethic Endless Fun by Beatdenker: Album Review “Ethic Endless Fun” is an experimental electronica album by fresh artist Beatdenker. The musician doesn’t follow the norms of EDM but rather blends their own unique take in the mix. If you enjoy the tropes of avant-garde, especially in the realm of digital…

Walai by Band Spectra featuring Olugbenga: Review Walai is a powerful collaboration between Band Spectra and Olugbenga Adelekan that infuses electronic techniques with soulful rock aesthetics to create a unique sound that is both fast and heavy and soulful and introspective Inspired by various Death From Above Records alumni. Coming…