Reviews

Oh Anna! By The Cookie Jar Complot: Review A playful, exuberant, and a treat to our ears, The Cookie Jar Complot releases a brand-new indie rock title “Oh Anna!” with delightfully melodic electric riffs and synth work adding a differentiated sheen to the song. The entire piece is an art…

Sleepy Policeman by 9 o’clock Nasty: Review The song “Sleepy Policeman” by 9 o’clock Nasty contains an abundance of funk and punk that is impossible to ignore. The vocal approach and instrumentation alone elevate the song and give it a distinctive character. Occasionally, a song’s melodic aroma is so intense…

Other Side of Peace by Maluscomas: Album Review Amit Vyas channels electrifying solos from his trusty guitar as Maluscomas in the album “Other Side of Peace”. His playstyle reminds me of the bravado and tone of David Gilmour and a bit of Petrucci is thrown in there as well for…

The Path I Chose to Walk by Humbletown: Album Review Humbletown’s immersive country album “The Path I Chose to Walk” is filled with tender melodies and remarkable bluegrass arrangements. Every track on the album has a delicate mixture of country, fingerstyle acoustic, and soulful singing performances. As the album opens…

Year Zero. by Friends Don’t Lie: EP Review Friends Don’t Lie is an upbeat trio from Germany. Their EP entitled “Year Zero” is full of alternative and punk numbers that will surely resonate and ignite your rebellious nature. The gritty guitar pieces combined with the sensational melodic vocals reminiscent of…

You and Me by Bregn: Review Jonas Mikkelsen, also known as Bregn, released his recent track “You and me” on November 18th, 2022. He is a singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and also producer of his project.  The song starts softly, putting you in a relaxed state of mind, almost immediately. The vocal…

Change by John Puchiele Ensemble: Album Review The album “Change” was released on October 21st, 2022, this album gives over 42 minutes of soothing sounds which will without a doubt, help you to forget about the hard day you have spent at work. You will experience a sense of weightlessness…

Blacked Out by No Dream: Review The track “Blacked Out” was released on 31st October 2022 by No Dream. It is retro, electronic, and has a bit of disco. The track sounds like it was programmed, and it felt like this song was inspired by The Knight Rider’s theme song.…

You Lived Here Like a Tenant by Lethia’s Natorium: Review A standout track from Lethia’s Natorium is “You Lived Here Like a Tenant”, which offers a distinctive sound with retro pop appeal. The London-based project, which made its debut at The Bedford River Festival in July, is led by Pena…

WHILE WE WATCH THE HORIZON SINK by Sandmoon: Album Review “WHILE WE WATCH THE HORIZON SINK” is the latest and the 3rd album of Sandmoon which was released on November 4, 2022. Sandmoon is an indie folk/rock band led by a Lebanon-based musician, Sandra Arslanian. The album begins with ‘Bearable…