Reviews

Swimming by Hanover Park: Review Andre Deon Walker Jr, better known as Hanover Park, is a musician and producer from Chicago, Illinois. Music is his means of navigating through life situations, and he hopes that it does the same for his listeners. If you enjoy Lo-Fi artists such as Blue…

Want it Bad by Cowboy Malfoy: Review Ever found yourself in a situation where you were asked “Hey what’s the deal with you guys?” and you can’t help but say “Oh, it’s complicated”? Well our boy Max, a.k.a. Cowboy Malfoy went through an endless tragic parade of being the rebound,…

Ruination by Tomorrow’s Child: Review How can you explain an experience that is not verbal and almost surreal? That is indeed what Ruination by Tomorrow Child is giving. A multi-instrumentalist visionary, Tomorrow’s Child goes berserk with a chain of glitchy, almost deconstructing beats that mesmerize anyone that has the chance…

Desolate Cities by Stephen Foster: Review Stephen Foster shares a contemplative and poetic view on life with the single Desolate Cities, extracted from his full-length project Sharing Perils. Drawing inspirations from numerous genres, it is no surprise that Stephen manages to create his own blend of alternative and folk music.…

Anne by The Forces: Review The Forces released its first single of its self-titled EP on June 29th – Anne. It’s a gift to the world to lift up its spirits despite no reason to smile or hold on to. Subtle hints of electronic and synth waves kick start the…

Solar System by Plastic Punk and BLVCK BARBIE: Review “Houston, we’ve got a problem. It seems you’ve got your headphones on too long listening to ‘Solar System’ by Plastic Punk and BLVCK BARBIE, that you’ve forgotten the mission! I want a full report on what’s keeping you in orbit.” “Roger…

Stars by Drew Knight and Bradley Denniston: Review Serenity is like listening to that one uplifting song, and it indeed makes your day. “Stars” by Drew Knight and Bradley Denniston ensures listeners a catchy number with heavy synths and a mysterious tale within their song. The music of Drew Knight…

Tears Of Coal by Taylor B-W: Review Taylor B-W is a Sydney-based artist who writes poetry in the form of songs and gets it stuck in your mind. Her most recent track, “Tears Of Coal” is a passionate ballad with meaningful lyrics and an evocative voice, with a soundscape reminiscent…

Lullaby by Baywud: Review Find the right way to say goodbye, Baywud harmonizes his wonderful creation called “Lullaby”. It’s a soft murmur, gentle strokes on the acoustic to depict the bittersweetness between two friends, lovers, siblings, a father and a daughter. It’s a quick shot of an arrow that penetrates…

Sick When I Wake Up by Joshua Lloyd: Review When an artist wears their inspirations like a badge of honor, it’s a bold move and a sign of great strength. And Joshua Lloyd’s debut EP “Sick When I Wake Up” is an intoxicating creation, mastered with inspirations drawn from none…