Reviews

Living by Near Death Experience: Review Near Death Experience are an upbeat indie-pop/rock band filled with colorful melodies, and exceptional taste for summer vibes. Their track “Living” is truly a shout-out to seize the day. This is because everything from the cheerful rhythm section, to the optimistic lyrical composition, and…

Cookies by The Cookie Jar Complot: Review Enter into an astronomical parade, where another indie-rock project plays to create intricate instrumental specials all the way from Luxembourg –today’s highlight – The Cookie Jar Complot. They have some of the most pulsating works in their arsenal, including their latest release ‘Cookies.’…

Get Myself Out by Beyond The Sun: Review Get Myself Out is about addressing the stubborn part of yourself that has caused you to get stuck in a wreck. But don’t worry, the Toronto-based trio isn’t trying to guilt trip you into getting out of it. There’s a burst of…

Se Non Ci Sei by Weiners: Review Se Non Ci Sei is a shimmering Italian record performed in pop-rock by the band Weiners. With gut-punching lyrics that document the experience of a woman from facing the wraths and injustices of a world led by men to looking herself in the…

Hemophilia by GLDN: Review After the success of their first EP, First Blood, industrial punk band GLDN announced the release of their remix album Hemophilia in September. The album delves deeper into the dark depths featuring dangerous concepts, and showcasing the extreme elements of life and death through severe manipulation…

Wandering Aengus by Herald K: Review It’s that time of the year again, fallen leaves beneath your feet, and a sweet breeze greeting us right outside a doorstep. Hence, do you know what goes along with this somber weather? Songs that make us feel enlightened and cozy. This is where…

Move by Widespread Haze: Album Review In the mood for some hip-shakin’? I got the perfect organic-sounding and rock n roll-laden album to get you moving; an hour’s worth of listening to the Widespread Haze’s latest LP ‘Move.’ There are many interesting musical genres represented on this record filled with…

Embodiment by Claire Bigley: Review Every one of Claire Bigley’s songs has her playing the piano and other keyboard instruments. Additionally, she has a background in classical music. The track “Embodiment” was developed with the purpose of reawakening the physical form. She desired to do three things for the listener:…

I-25 by Andrew Akins: Review The pleasant and gentle melody “I-25” is about a man’s longing to freeze a period of time and preserve it for all forever. Andrew Akins is primarily responsible for the production of the music as well as playing the majority of the guitar-based elements. Colton…

Dose of Oxytocin by Elion Melody: Review Dose Of Oxytocin, recently released by Elion Melody, is a flawless masterpiece. As its name indicates, this EP’s profound poetry and indescribable melodies are meant to give you a healthy dose of oxytocin. Starting out with “Cloud No. 11,” which sets the tone…