Reviews

Les Montagnes Russ by The Pink Crows: Review The Paris electro-pop duo opens their new album Rare Birds with a sonic rollercoaster with an aptly titled song, Les Montagnes Russ. This track is followed by 12 other equally exciting songs. The Pink Crows take the nostalgic sound of funk and…

Соприкосновение by ПОСЛЕСВЕЧЕНИЕ : Album Review The Russian post-rock artist ПОСЛЕСВЕЧЕНИЕ released their debut album Соприкосновениеe. This is mostly an instrumental album with some lyrics in the ending song. The title of the album means to contact or touch in Russian. Given the soundscape of the album, the latter interpretation…

Not About Angels by Karen Harding: Review Originally by Birdy, Karen Harding brings heaven on earth with her cover of the song Not About Angels. Following up on the success of her first cover song Brave, Karen released her heartfelt rendition of the song Not About Angels. On her cover…

Honey by Mother Vulture:  Review The British blues-punk band gives their audience a glimpse of the direction the band is headed in their new blistering song Honey. Rock and roll in its purest form the Bristol squad tears it up through their first release of the year. Mother Vulture takes…

Cactus Tree by Rj Bacon: Review Russel Bacon, AKA Rj Bacon, one of Australia’s prominent cinematographers who also happens to be an excellent musician, flexes his smooth jazz muscles in his new album Shine a Light. Cactus Tree is the second and arguably the smoothest track of the album. If…

Strange Times Boogie by Arn-Identified Flying Objects and Alien Friends: Review Strange Times Boogie is a single from the album 17 Birds at the Summer’s Gate by Arn-Identified Flying Objects and Alien Friends. This song features David Myhr from The Merrymakers. Rolling with a nostalgic classic 60s rock sound, this…

Run by Randy Beth: Review Following her debut single Make a Home, Randy Beth flaunts her rhythm and blues in captivating new single, Run. This song speaks eloquently about the constant yearning for love that so many people experience, as well as the risky and even destructive measures we can…

Luna: The Myth of Sisyphus by Samseb Kierkegaard: Review ‘Luna: The Myth of Sisyphus’ is the fourth single from the EP ‘Luna: Fantasy Named Happiness by the South Korean alt-rocker Samseb Kierkegaard. Like the rest of the EP, this Albert Camus-inspired song is an eccentric art-rock delicacy. Blurring the line…

Leave It All by Avresa: Review The Australian indie singer-songwriter works up the courage to leave it all to reinvent himself in his new inspiring single Leave It All. This ‘the great resignation’ inspired tune reminds its listeners of the importance of one’s wellbeing. It provokes the listener to reflect…

Beyond the Dream Drum by Silvermouse: Review For the second time ever in the history of their 15 years’ career, the livetronic duo Silvermouse has released a studio single in collaboration with The Monroe Institute. This song is second in their Psychoactive series. Partnering with The Monroe Institute, one of…