Reviews

The Red Death by C0ntrary: Review The debut single by Contrary “The Red Death” was released on 21st November 2022. With its unique sound and style, the Contrary is starting to make some noise in the music world. As a solo artist and mainly as a drummer the track “The…

Soon by moshimoshi: Review The math rock-inspired, indie band moshimoshi is based in Helsinki. They’re one of Finland’s most prolific guitar bands, having garnered international recognition with their debut EP in 2021 and establishing a reputation for themselves. The band has gained many new fans through various blogs, and its…

The Night Is Alive by Foundry Town Survivors: Review “The Night Is Alive” was released on October 28th, 2022, at a time of new-age genres, Foundry Town Survivors have renewed the genre of Classic Rock, hence they became new classic rock. With their latest release “The Night Is Alive” they…

Craving by Curtis Charity: Review On the tune “Craving,” Curtis Charity expressed his innermost yearnings and needs. It is the tale of the solitary admirer, the one who never reveals his affection during the daytime hours. The song is passionate, and the void of darkness is intertwined to create a…

Hollow by Ollie Twohill: Review Relationships seem like a daydream when we’re in love and it feels just the opposite when it ends in a manner we never wanted it to. The closest person we were hooked with becomes a stranger. “Hollow” was inspired by the recent break up of…

Phantasm by Gabrielle Ornate: Review On the song Phantasm Gabrielle Ornate shows that fairy tales don’t always have to be enchanted. They can also have a dark side that we don’t usually talk about. The quests that they have are yet to be explored. This song is about a dark…

Sertraline by Big in Borneo: Review Big in Borneo is the brainchild of Michael Pybus, a musician who composes electronic tracks filled with atmospheric vibes and a philosophical edge. His single entitled “Sertraline” encompasses three tracks, and each of them is captivating to its core. Our musical consciousness is triggered…

Porte Sept by Mary KilS: Review The French artist, Mary KilS, with her sweet and sensual voice is giving the song ‘Porte Sept’ a new meaning in every verse and every chorus. The composition sounds like it is being interestingly played with notes and instruments. The shuffle beats of the…

Straight on Down the Line by Anton Commissaris: Review Anton Commissaris is a San Francisco Bay Area-based composer, pianist, and singer. Being an enthusiast of various musical genres, Anton’s view of Jazz is held in high regard. The melodic feel is close to his heart, which he understood from an…

Bounce It by iHATEJON featuring Britton Rauscher: Review “Bounce It” is an indie chill-hop song by iHATEJON with a slow tempo, chill lo-fi backdrop. It runs for two minutes and thirty-eight seconds. The song is lyrically about being constantly on the move and never settling down. The song portrays the…