Reviews

Radio by The Lowtones: Review The Lowtones release a smashing song named ‘Radio,’ and it becomes an instant hit. Like their earlier works, this one is greatly influenced by post-punk music. However, there are hints of other musical styles, such as new wave, indie rock, and alternative, hidden throughout. Bands…

Peace Like Snow by Cynthia Angelica: Review A perfect holiday single, ‘Peace Like Snow’ by Cynthia Angelica, is here to make the holidays merrier. Cynthia Angelica, a spiritual pop singer, and songwriter has always been fascinated by language and how small changes in diction, volume, stress, and context can produce…

Ae Fond Kiss by Ryan MacKenzie and Luca Manning: Review Musically graceful, and emotionally exquisite, two Scottish gentlemen showcase tremendous spirit in the track “Ae Fond Kiss.” Ryan MacKenzie specializes in constructing touching melodies on the piano, while Luca Manning’s soulful voice keeps us company. The song “Ae Fond Kiss”…

Keepin’ Eyes by Nicole Saphos Band: Review The music of Nicole Saphos Band is a combination of Lofi, art rock, and minimal indie. The artist’s track “Keepin’ Eyes” is a groovy tune filled with sections of a deep resonant bass, math rock guitar chords, and a soothing voice on the…

Pretty Lil’ Lies by ROS!E: Review German electronic artist ROS!E arrives on the scene with a powerful ode entitled “Pretty Lil’ Lies.” Within its three-minute existence, the song is an absolute roller coaster of EDM guaranteed to make your body move uncontrollably. Feeling glum lately dear reader? Pop in this…

Arcade by Pennan Brae: Album Review The ecstasy of Pennan Brae’s album “Arcade” grips you from the very first track. Based in Vancouver, the singer-songwriter lets out a joyous essence in his musical pieces. Evident from jangly guitars, upbeat percussions, and a high-spirit vocal presence, the songs from Pennan Brae…

Me My Body And I by Mick J Clark: Review “Me My Body And I” is an inspirational pop-rock song by Mick J Clark. I have always admired Mick’s music, involving humane themes and hopeful aspects that seemed like an epic way to rock and roll. In this fresh number,…

untethered (side two) by Dylan Goff: EP Review The serenity in Dylan Goff’s music is unmistakable. The folk musician’s EP “untethered (side two)” embodies themes of sorrow, yet speaks thoroughly with musical therapy. Atmospherically abundant with acoustic sequences the EP has five emotional numbers that you just might cherish for…

Future/Past by H A Z E: EP Review ‘Future/Past’ is H A Z E’s debut EP, the accomplishment of years of stylistic and personal research. H A Z E takes a turn into darker, more ethereal sounds, still blending rock and electro influences. The artist also experimented a lot more…

All In by Darcy McMann: Review Mysterious and spellbinding, Darcy McMann’s track “All In” is like an indie daydream. I’ve been an avid fan of ambient music, particularly those involving the guitar. It’s always been a habit of mine to space out of conversations, and finding the right kinda music…