Reviews

The Wanton String Band by The Wanton String Band: Album Review The Wanton String Band’s music is blatantly decadent folk dance psychedelia, spanning from synth-infused trip-hop ballads to eargasmic covers of fiddle melodies. They recently published their self-titled first album, which provides a fantastic musical delight that carries the aesthetics…

Memories by Clay Joule: Review “Memories” by Clay Joule is a sentimental rock song where the artist expresses gratitude for what they have. They can’t help but be melancholic as they reflect on lost love. For better or worse, it’s a clear indicator that our lives are molded by the…

Nineteen by Mardi Lumsden: Review When this synth-laden music started playing and then kicked into an amped-up boost on my Spotify, I was blown away and had to gather myself to keep listening and see where it goes. The song is “Nineteen”, sung by a mature low-toned dreamy femme voice,…

Send Me Higher by Sugar Nova: Review Sugar Nova’s “Send Me Higher” is a poptastic track full of color and style. The elements of Nu-disco present in the song create an exciting atmosphere full of “feel-good” vibes, where the music keeps flowing to make you groove. The singer Rachel Eisenstat…

Sexual (Li Da Di) by Shab: Review Shab is a sensational artist with international recognition. She is a Pop Star by heart, and an Iranian refugee residing in America. Shab’s melodically brilliant track “Sexual (Li Da Di)” comes along with a heavy dose of EDM that doesn’t disappoint. She manages…

Frequency/Only One by MARLEE XX: Review MARLEE XX is a one-woman army with a unique, genre-fluid musical style in her arsenal. She brings a Bronx style all the way from Washington, DC, and is a multi-hyphenate artist with incredible skills. With the releases of “Frequency” and “Only One,” she has…

When The Night Comes by French Mothers: Review The delightful English band French Mothers have been making waves over the past year and their “When The Night Comes” EP, which features five songs, is the perfect thing to put on, relax, and enjoy. They aren’t hesitant to push the boundaries…

Mrreowrr by Doll Riot: Review “Mrreowrr” is one of Doll Riot’s best put-out music, baffling, obnoxiously loud in the best way possible that is worth headbanging to. Written together by Elena, Ella, Lillee, and London – the performance starts out with a bold statement. The first line starts with “I’m…

Cyclone by Electric High: Review Hailing from Bergen, Norway, Electric High is a powerful rock band with an energetic edge. Their track “Cyclone” manages to crank up the melodic engine, and sound rhythmically masterful. I was amazed by the gritty guitar segments, along with the animalistic drum arrangements! In addition…

Re//combinator by Combinator: Album Review The all-new prog rock slash metallic synth twisted album Re//combinatory by Spotify-verified artist Combinator is full of one-of-a-kind tunes, vocals, and instrumental arrangements. This Washington-based act is the brainchild of Sean Fairchild, who dives deep with his multi-faceted talents and production skills to give listeners…