Reviews

The Neighbourhood by Vigilantes: EP Review Vigilantes is here to make waves with their new Brit rock EP “The Neighborhood”. Setting the tone for what’s to come, the EP begins with the self-titled ‘The Neighbourhood,’ a tune that begins breezy and open, synth pads fill the air while the staccato…

Night Terrors by The Fades: Album Review The Fades brings a terrifying 10-piece album “Night Terrors”, drawing inspiration from personal ghoulish experiences in the middle of the night with unexpected optimistic turns in a rock-laden fantasy, and I’m here to guide you through the album! The album opens with a…

Change Me by Pressure: Review Pressure, with their intensely varied sound, blend cutting-edge storytelling techniques with rock and metal music, as well as visual and technical components, and personal narratives, to create something fresh and original. With two albums under their belt in as many years and the backing of…

Cinema Sounds by Blueprint Tokyo: EP Review The short EP Cinema Sounds by Blueprint Tokyo consists of 3 tracks – tiny as it may sound, but with endless possibilities. So strap on because there’s a lot I want to say about this EP today! The synth-driven single, “Say Anything,” is…

Heavy Feelings by Lights DC: Review After spending a long and much-needed break from music, Neil Dixon, the Dublin-based producer is back to treat his listeners with his first piece of new music since 2018, when he remixed the 202’s song “Soul Don’t Boogie”. The downtempo tune “Heavy Feelings” was…

Sweetheart by Haley Fishberger: Review Haley Fishberger is a fearless performer and music producer who found her fire in Miami and took it west to L.A. Her music has been dubbed “Persona Pop,” a form of pop with a cinematic flavor and a lot of personality. Each song is delivered…

Wonderland by Frannie B: EP Review From the sensation of being overwhelmed by the world around me in the title track to the triumphant feeling of overcoming fears in the last track, Frannie B’s “Wonderland” is a magical experience and is wonderfully reminiscent of Jessie J. Not only can you…

Shallow End by Betty Reed: Review The Nashville alt-pop artist Betty Reed shares her personal experience dealing with depression with her listeners in her new downbeat single, Shallow End. Following her previous singles “I’ll Get By” and “Happy” which deal with the theme of the artist’s coping mechanism with anxiety…

Halloween Double Creature Feature by Derek Lee Goodreid: Review The 2-track release Halloween Double Creature Feature contains thrilling singles “Beneath The Howlin’ Light” and “Racing Against Death” – special treats to tingle rockabilly tunes for those who love classic horror movies! The first track “Beneath The Howlin’ Light” is a…

You Will Never Know by Glow Beets: Review ‘You Will Never Know,’ a sun-soaked narrative of post-summer sadness tinged with the regret of lost love, is a story of a summer romance that loses its battle to survive. It’s a fairly new single by Glow Beets, which started from his…