Reviews

Birdsong by John Hubcap: Review John Hubcap released their newest single, “Birdsong,” after a few tough years. They are a Montreal-based band, and the composition came from one of their jamming sessions. It is a funky progressive rock song that grabbed my attention immediately. The song was inspired by the…

Beware Wolves, Vol. 3 by Beware Wolves: Album Review The indie-folk/Americana scene has an abundance of talented artists pertaining to that faithful genre. One such artist that always brings me comfort to hear and review is Beware Wolves. So, the album entitled “Beware Wolves, Vol. 3” encompasses familiar and delightful…

Stories on a Page by Steep Steps: Review Steep Steps is a band from Baltimore that plays dream pop and electric music, and they just recently released their track “Stories on a Page.” Ami Dang contributed her vocals to the track. It was produced by Tony Correlli, who is also…

Immeasurable Distance by parjam parsi: Album Review Instrumental music has always been my go-to space whenever solitude was required from the hustle and bustle of city life. So, it was to my excitement that an artist such as parjam parsi arrived to present their stellar album entitled “Immeasurable Distance.” Each…

Change Your Ways by Matt DeAngelis: Review The increasing division of opinions over the past few years served as inspiration for “Change Your Ways” by Matt DeAngelis. The musician usually draws inspiration for his songs from his surroundings, and he tries to find the good in every situation. “Change Your…

Midheaven by ethericashadowsound: EP Review The Astral-Pop priestess from Brooklyn, ethericashadowsound, has performed at numerous locations in New York City and has been broadcast on college radio in Seattle. The EP ‘Midheaven’ was produced and recorded at her home studio in Brooklyn, New York, and mastered at Old Colony Mastering…

Revive by Glass Bridges: Review Glass Bridges, a London-based four-piece, is one of those remarkable new bands you should hear if you’re craving some flavorful, strong alternative rock music. These innovative musicians have what it takes to become well-known names in the present arena, and their single ‘Revive’ is proof…

J’aime trop by Lukx: Review Lucas Malmport, a singer-songwriter, and his father, Nils Malmport, a composer, who produces, and specializes in mixing and mastering, make up the musical marvel known as Lukx. Hip-hop, pop/r&b, and house are the key musical styles that have influenced them. They recorded the spicy R&B…

Revenge by Bone$ The Spitta: Review Feel like getting back at one of your enemies or nemeses, but can’t seem to find the right tune to get you in that cold, calculative, and sinister vibe? Well, look no further, just listen to ‘Revenge’ by Bone$ The Spitta and you will…

Running Up That Hill by Vlad in Tears: Review “Running Up That Hill” is the second single from the upcoming album “Porpora” by Vlad in Tears. It is a gothic rock version cover of Kate Bush’s song “Running Up That Hill.” Kate Bush’s version spiked up in the charts after…