It’s Not Love by Aggressive Soccer Moms: Review The Swedish Lo-fi pop punk duo Aggressive Soccer Mom Released their first single named It’s Not Love from the album All You Need on May 13. The minimalistic sounding dark post-punk tune gives us a glimpse of what we may expect. Keeping…
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Ella by Papikaiser: Review Alexander Roman Rodriguez, known by his stage name Papikaiser, has been making waves in the NYC club scene with his intense live shows and bilingual songs that cross genres. The 24-year-old has just released “Ella,” a sizzling tune with a trap-inspired sound that is sure to…
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Blissy by Vandal of Hearts: Review James St. Thomas, The Mastermind behind the British alt/art-rock act Vandal of Heart sings an ode to music in the lead single “Blissy” from the album Bad Dream. Vandal of Hearts’ Blissy is a self-admitted love letter or ode to the power of music…
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Alouv by Vuola: Album Review The Finnish rockstar Vuola is out with his hard and heavy psychedelic debut album Alouv. Inspired by the likes of Pink Floyd, Led Zappelin and Boston, this meticulous album is heavy, esoteric and enchanting. Vuola has been involved with recording and gigging with countless bands…
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Foot on the Pedal by 5ON5: Review Following their radio success, the German band is out with their new single named Foot on the Pedal. Speaking to the man on the brink this song reaches out to everyone struggling and connects deeply. The song starts with an acoustic guitar and…
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When The Sun Goes Down by The Kaz Experiment: Review Australian pianist Karen Harding has released her third instrumental single When The Sun Goes Down from her solo experimental project The Kaz Experiment. If you’re looking for a song to relax to after a busy day, this is an easy…
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Twin Moons/Bearwolf, Pt.1 by My Friend The Chimpanzee: Review Twin Moons/Bearwolf Pt.1 is the latest offering from the Austrian electro-pop duo My Friend The Chimpanzee. This Murakami inspired tune will keep your head bobbing for hours. Drawing its inspiration from the Haruki Murakami novel 1Q84, the song entertains the thought…
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Staring Me Down by Scatterchild: Review The first single of 2022 by Scatterchild is a story of looming isolation amidst the bustle of modern life and feeling trapped in it. The song tells a story in a first person view where the protagonist finds themselves alone in their mind in…
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Liar by Hyattsvillain: Review Washington DC based garage rock band Hyattsvillain gives us a sneak peak of their debut album “Short Songs for a Fast Life” with new single Liar. Hyattsvillain teases their upcoming debut album in a true rock and roll fashion. Recorded in DC mixed by multi-platinum, grammy…
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Game Over by Liv Charette: Review Liv Charette’s brand-new song Game Over is an epic win. Game Over is a powerful homage that blends contemporary pop music with a strong vocal performance from Charette, as well as an undeniable attitude and timeless Midway Arcade style. A lifelong videogame fan, the…