Reviews

Iota (Not One) by Alec Berlin: Review Alec Berlin shows off his mad guitar skills and instrumental kicks in Iota (Not One) where he knows how to lure in listeners with the perfect balance without overdoing it! He starts with a bang and smash, and proceeds into a playful twist…

I Started A Garden by Her Skin: Album Review 25-year-old Italian singer and songwriter Sara Ammendolia a.k.a. Her Skin has released her debut album “I Started A Garden” after sowing her passion for music from a very young age into several singles. The first song “Bones” is about longing to…

THE REVOLUTION by DOVE-i featuring Rioux V: Review A stormy entrance full of grit and resilience graces itself in “THE REVOLUTION” by DOVE-i ft. Rioux V. The words spoken, and the rhythm that follows hold a vital piece of societal notion in this track, and it is truly delightful to…

Rising Day by Lost Fishes: Review Lost Fishes, is a rock band based in Madrid, Spain. Their anthem “Rising Day” tries to send a powerful and positive message to its listeners by addressing the hardships, worry, and fear that modern life instills in people from the very moment their day…

Out Here On Our Own by I’ve Tried Sleeping: Review A magnificent blend of indie rock, with some elements of funk, I’ve Tried Sleeping’s song “Out Here On Our Own” manages to create a unique and interesting soundscape. The everlasting guitar arrangement, with the singer’s passionate singing, makes the track…

Try Me by Marcus McCoan: Review Marcus McCoan’s track “Try Me” incorporates a beautiful mix of trap beats with stellar vocals. From the bluesy guitar solos to Marcus’s falsetto vocals, everything about the track just screams attitude. The artist sings a passionate ode that is quite catchy and captivating at…

Spectrum by Alpha Mortal Foxtrot: Review Alpha Mortal Foxtrot, an alternative rock band hailing from Jakarta, has arisen with their most recent single titled “Spectrum”. It is a powerful track filled with passionate vocals and a crescendo of drums that feel like a stampede. The guitars and basslines are sensational…

Versechorus by Two-Man Giant Squid: Review Two-Man Giant Squid are a rock band with roots in post-punk. Their track “Versechorus” entertains the listeners by being an energetic force from start to finish. Upon hearing it, I was really surprised and excited at the same time. There’s a special essence to…

By Any Means Necessary by 9 O’Clock Nasty: Album Review Whether by chance or pure intentions, the Leicester-based band 9 O’Clock Nasty is adopting an organic sound with their newest album titled “By Any Means Necessary.” This album wreaks confidence, and I say it because, in their own words, it…

if now we are in pieces by Brendan Cope: Album Review Surrounded by the aura of digital dreams, and a profound sound filled with a breath of folktronica, Brendan Cope arrives with his album “if now we are in pieces”. It is an eleven-track full-length album that is musically adventurous…