Reviews

Left To Bleed by Per Ploug: Review Per Ploug has had such a long-standing enthusiasm for songwriting that he humorously described it as “being bitten by a songwriter bug.” The Ireland-based artist has finally stepped up and unleashed his self-penned songs since 2021 with the help of his trusted producer,…

TV Prophets by Grave Return: Review These gentlemen have some great music in store for you from the very beginning, and you’ll be able to appreciate it right away. “TV Prophets”, by Grave Return, is a ferocious hard rock/heavy metal track that will awaken your senses. It is loaded with…

Wait for Me by Broken Romeo: Review Wait for Me by Broken Romeo is, in a nutshell, a melodic, gritty, epic rock song. Their music is rough and addicting all at once; the guitar work is excellent, and I’m confident that this song will get you into their atmosphere. The…

Foxy Friends by Peppermint Moon: Review Peppermint Moon keeps our grasp of nostalgic rock hits with his single “Foxy Friends.” Although the blast from the past is mainly explored in its composition, the lyrical delivery is a narrative of the youth today. The world may turn its head away from…

Masterplan by Bad Luck Brian: Review Bad Luck Brian is an Indie/Alternative Rock band from Scarborough, England. Their vibrant sound is zestful and will make anyone want to groove the electrifying guitar riffs. There’s something about the Brits and their delightful way of composing music of any kind and blending…

Honestly, They’re Right by Dog Day God: Review Dog Day God’s music “Honestly, They’re Right” has the theatrical flair and biting edges of a period piece that draws you in and won’t let go. From the beginning until the very last second, it makes it hard to put your earphones…

Healer by Lissy Taylor: Review According to a quote by John Donne, no man is an island. As social beings, we need one another and thrive when we have a community to call home. After witnessing the beauty of generosity and altruism firsthand during the pandemic, British singer-songwriter Lissy Taylor…

Rock Ain’t Dead by Robbie Rapids: Review Rock isn’t dead folks, it just got revived by Robbie Rapids. With heavy guitar riffs, electrifying solos, and a powerful voice to command each instrument, arrives fierce track entitled “Rock Ain’t Dead”. Robbie Rapids, surely channeled his inner beast to showcase the true…

All That Remains by Evi Bosman: Review “All That Remains” by Evi Bosman is a five-track EP full of vibrant indie hits. The artist has a soft charming voice that compliments the subtle guitar arrangements of each track. With each listens, the songs feel fresh and sentimental. You can truly…

Poison by Naytiive: Review With an exotic concoction of neo-soul, RnB, funk, and pop, Nathan Gittens AKA “Naytiive” graces our lives with his track “Poison”. I’m feeling chipper, and it is my heartful opinion that I must share with you all regarding Naytiive’s music. He’s an absolute genius with that…