Reviews

Drown by Inkakai: Review The band Inkakai consists of professional musicians from Finland, Japan, and the United States. Inkakai’s influences are Linkin Park, Alice in Chains, Pearl Jam, Deftones, and other such bands. “Drown” was recorded and produced in their own studio, mixed by Tim Palmer, and mastered by Svante…

Vermillion by Young God Blow: Review The album Vermillion is by the rising hip hop Young God Blow. The artist draws inspiration from Tyler, The Creator. He is a self-taught musician who started with poetry which came naturally to him and gradually moved to rapping. The first song of the…

Feel Your Feelings – Side A by 7000apart: EP Review Amelie Eiding and Jon Kresin form 7000apart, and comfort our souls with the sweet ambiance of their EP “Feel Your Feelings – Side A”. Adding a fresh coat of paint to the indie genre, the couple truly displays a heartfelt…

Emerging by Adub Nati: Album Review Spirituality, devotion, and flow are all present to the fullest in rapper Adub Nati’s album “Emerging.” If you’ve got that itch for old-school hip-hop backed up by natural neo-soul, then all the music from this album is right up your alley! There’s such a…

The Scar of Our War by Chucky Trading Co: Review “The Scar of Our War” by Chucky Trading Co is a love story set in the afterlife told from the perspective of the deceased. “The Scar of Our War” starts off with acoustic strumming and picking that is melancholic yet somewhat…

Crown by Kevin Whitaker: Review The song “Crown” was released on December 9, 2022 by rock singer and producer Kevin Whitaker who started his musical journey two years ago. The song was produced in his home studio in Lebanon, Pennsylvania, by Bradley Denniston. Fighting is what it’s all about for…

Everything’s Better by Martin Reynolds: Review Martin Reynolds is a multi-instrumentalist singer-songwriter and his bandmates Sheena Vultaggio is a pianist and vocalist, and Peter Voronov is on violin and viola. Their influences are The Beatles, Bob Dylan, Neil Young, The Beach Boys, The Rolling Stones, and many more. Martin Reynolds…

A World of So Much Hate by N4November: EP Review The EP “A World of So Much Hate” was released recently by Alex who goes by his stage name N4November. He is the lead guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter influenced by The 1975, Taylor Swift, Paramore, and more. The first song…

FEMME FATALE by The SinicTones: EP Review The SinicTones are a hard rock band bringing out the edge of Black Sabbath from their early days, and the sinister aspects of Halloween-themed guitar riffs. I must commend the instrumental aspects of their EP “FEMME FATALE”. It has a vibrant roll-and-roll aesthetic…

Howl by Lord Sonny The Unifier: Review “Howl” by Brooklyn-based alternative rock artist Lord Sonny The Unifier has a pure rock ‘n’ roll, post-punk, and hard rock feel to it. The one-of-a-kind rock signature of Lord Sonny the Unifier delivers an original psychedelic vibe with a Brooklyn feel. It was…