Reviews

Change by FireBug: Review A rock song with a classic vibe ‘Change’ is a standout song from FireBug’s latest album ‘No Return’ released on March 18th 2022. FireBug was formed by Chicago natives Juliette Tworsey and Jules Shapiro (The Two Jays). After the success of their first two albums ‘Season…

If You Want My Body by Gemini Chris: Review London-based DJ and music producer Gemini Chris presents us a fresh track that is guaranteed to occupy your playlist for a while. ‘If you want my body’ is a mix of progressive house and melodic techno that has done a brilliant…

Buildings by Gintis: Song Review ‘Buildings’ is the fourth track from Gintis’ 3rd LP ‘Hope is all we have’ released on 27th may, 2022. Gintis is a pop/country band based in North Wales/Liverpool. Their last full-length album was released back in 2011. Gintis started working on ‘Hope is All We…

Revolution around the sun by June Magnolia: Review ‘Revolution around the sun’ is a hauntingly beautiful song from the folk band ‘june Magnolia’s’ latest album ‘Memory Palace’. The band has recently stated that each song in the album is like a place in the mind. Revolution around the sun certainly…

Looks Like Shimmering by The ROLF: song review ‘Looks Like Shimmering’ is the fourth single by The ROLF that belongs to their upcoming album scheduled for this Autumn. The ROLF is a swedish band from stockholm.  According to Per Dahlquist, The ROLF is more of a project than a band…

Bigger by Ally Cribb: Song review We face obstacles in every step of life. Most of the time we settle for what we have and commiserate, but the times we push through we grow a little bit bigger. This is the message Canadian Singer Ally crib intends to send to…

The Ugly Truth by The Congregation: EP review The congregation has returned to the scene with a heavy dose of rock n roll with their new EP ‘The Ugly Truth’. It contains six distinct songs with one thing in common- they are all heavy with some songs almost reaching metal…

(Hardly) Lucky by World Government: Review Luck comes in many forms. Sometimes we get lucky out of nowhere, sometimes we are out of luck at inopportune moments. Being lucky is not a straightforward concept and World Government has brilliantly portrayed different shades of being ‘lucky’ (seven versions) in one album.…

Hearts Full of Grace by Al Swainger’s Pointless Beauty: Review Jazz fusion fueled by the appreciation for the past and a vision for the future, Hearts Full of Grace is one of the most daring releases by Al Swainger’s Pointless Beauty. Not a lot of ambient or fusion music really…

Pacific Coast by Jerry Jean and Elia Esparza: Review Jerry Jean, a US-based artist, has made a name for himself in the music industry, winning multiple awards and having many successful songs and albums under his belt. Jerry has returned stronger than ever this year, collaborating with the talented Elia…