Reviews

Future Plaza by The Loud Bangs: Review The Loud Bangs, a band from Los Angeles, CA, dropped their 5-song EP Future Plaza very recently, bringing a magic of cryptic words followed by their signature synthesizer and thick guitar string work. Despite being such a young band, this discography is proof…

Smoke and Mirrors by Stone Portal: Review Stone Portal is a hard rock/heavy metal band that truly charges you with the kick you need to run several miles without breaking a sweat. In “Smoke and Mirrors”, there’s a gritty presence that looms, and hearing rock poetry as such come alive…

Azul by Azul Kechi: Review Ever feel like when someone asks you to introduce yourself, you kinda freeze? No? Okay, just me then. All jokes aside, a great way to make an impression is through the power of melody. Meet Azul Kechi, and her delightful self-titled track “Azul”, an introspective…

You’re The First, The Last, My Everything by Engelbert Humperdinck: Review The iconic British singer Engelbert Humperdinck’s newest gift to his listeners packs a cover of a classic soul song with a signature Engelbert twist. If the title in our headline sounded familiar to you, yes, it is the soul…

Call It Art by Pini Gurfil: Review Pini Gurfil’s “Call It Art” is an otherworldly and hypnotic experience with good music and a wholesome vibe. Call It Art is a sincere, mesmerizing, and soulful indie folk song that tells this tale. It’s a duet with his music producer friend Tom…

Costumes by Nick Noon: Review Nick Noon’s latest single is a startling blend of lyrics, rhythm, and euphoria, and it represents a daring and productive take on alternative music. The Nashville-based musician has a sincere desire to carve out his own musical niche, and he continues to shock listeners with…

Cosmopolitan Girl by Kelsie Kimberlin: Review The Ukrainian-American musician Kelsie Kimberlin takes the audiences on a global tour with her new single “Cosmopolitan Girl” and the accompanying music video. Kelsie takes her new tune worldwide to show us all that home is wherever we make it. Kelsie has drawn inspiration…

PURGATORY by Michy Tree: Album Review Purgatory is an album that grabs you from the first listen because of its compelling combination of bass, percussion, guitar, and synth, and Michy Tree’s excellent vocals. A variety of the singer-past songwriter’s works are collected on this Halloween-released EP, which has an emo,…

High Blood Treasure by Sebastian Clarin: Review The third single from Sebastian Clarin, “High Blood Treasure,” is an infectious tune perfect for the spooky dance parties of late autumn. As far as dance hymns go, “High Blood Treasure” is about as gloomy and eerie as it gets while still being…

Losing My Confidence by Katy Ruth: Review Katy Ruth addresses the toxic culture driven by social media beauty standards and opens up in her song Losing My Confidence. Ever since social media got popular we have seen a drastic change in society’s beauty standards. With makeup and manipulated photos being…