Reviews

Days On Days by The Max Headroom: Review I need a show of hands for being the devil of prolonging a precious moment and overthinking that just ruins it for you altogether. Well, sometimes you have to read the room, take in the moment and go with the flow even…

What If by The Hybris: Review The Hybris performs and fills the air with their new single “What If”. It is a dynamic attempt at bold vocals, amazing guitars, and a distortion of sounds with a melodic flow. Their latest single is an eclectic mashup of many musical genres –…

Anxiety by Swats: Review Swats (Songwriting And Tactical Sounds) is an artist from Charlotte, North Carolina who works in a variety of genres. His music incorporates elements of pop, hip-hop, rock, and electronic dance music, with a strong emphasis on musical synergy. “Anxiety” is a soulful song filled with RnB…

Somethin About Her by Red Skies Mourning: Review Red Skies Mourning, who released his self-titled album earlier this year, is back with another stunning single, “Somethin About Her.” Chris Aleshire, the man behind the project, continues to demonstrate his unstoppable force of talent as a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist with…

When you’re smiling at me by Joe Macre: Review Happiness can from many different things. It might be a present from a pal, that promotion from work that you waited fifteen years (quit please) and finally got, or simply when someone special smiles at you and makes your day! It’s…

Sorry No Longer Cuts It by Lethia’s Natorium: Review Pena’s band Lethia’s Natorium features an intriguing lineup that draws inspiration from artists as diverse as Siouxsie and the Banshees, Toyah, Blondie, No Doubt, Skunk Anansie, The Smiths, and Poly Styrene. The song focuses on a past toxic relationship, and its…

Smooth Water by Klaverson: Review Jack Lintorn is a singer, songwriter, producer, and visual artist, and his latest single, “Smooth Water,” is the result of all of these roles coming together. It is under his new endeavor called Klaverson which has released tracks highlighting nuanced, introspective lyrics, hazy synths, lo-fi…

Inside Out by THENEAR: Review Gold Coast’s rising artist THENEARS’s latest single Inside Out is a hit waiting to be found. Starting off the song with warm piano chords over crackling sounds of vinyl and a train in the distance the song wastes no time to create a cozy atmosphere…

Welcome Strawberry by Welcome Strawberry: Album Review Oakland, California shoegazers Welcome Strawberry offer hypnotic and surreal washed-out haze and lucid song-based compositions in their self-titled debut. From the first track “The World Is Derived From Pleasure” featuring a wide array of vocal delays and steady bass to the over-the-top ending…

Next to You by Will Hutcheson: Review Will Hutcheson, singer and songwriter from the Big Apple just played on my Spotify, a charming 3-minute track called “Next to You”, and I can’t wait to share my two cents with y’all! My immediate reaction was – “Woah, what’s this Sex and…