Rome Will Burn EP Review
Suede’s voice reminds us of Terri Nunn (Berlin)—it’s melodious, pleasing, with amazing range and dynamics.
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The New Centurions Music Review
Strewn with hints of AC/DC styled chord progressions, the constant rotating riffs give this band’s tracks a danceable groove.
Read moreRagon Linde’s Under The Covers ~ Review
There’s something here worth listening to for sure, and Linde is either completely crazy or completely brilliant. He’s got so many elements going on and overlapping each other in strange yet engaging ways but it all seems to work.
Read moreSteve Kouba Prodigal Son EP Review
Kouba sounds like an undeveloped Billy Joel with shades of the Boomtown Rats and a compendium of lyrics influenced by “Weird Al” Yankovic.
Read moreIamHighHeat Provides Calvin Harris Styled Beats
“High Heat Calvin Harris Style” marries interesting synth textures with a likeable dance-pop sound.
Read moreThey’ve got Gumshen!
Seattle’s electronica prog-rock band crushes it with gorgeous grooves on their latest release DigiBites.
Read moreFerni Lopez Afterburn EP Review
The passion is there, Ferni’s certainly a skillful musician, but Afterburn could stand a re-vamp.
Read moreThe Gitas: Garland Review
The latest album release, Garland, from Orange County natives, The Gitas, is a perfect blend of old-school rock with new-school hipster appeal.
Read moreThe Hybrid Vine
Sounds Like: Surf Rock/90’s alt rock/grunge
Read moreCat Cork EP Review
With a fluid sound and effortless lyrics, the new self-titled EP release from Australian musician Cat Cork starts with a simplistically relatable bang.
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