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Finding September hold nothing back with the fiery passion of “History”. Done with the utmost of style, Finding September incorporates […]
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Finding September hold nothing back with the fiery passion of “History”. Done with the utmost of style, Finding September incorporates […]
Fabpz the Freelancer recently performed at an Open Mic Live in New York City. Fabpz has always been one of
The song “Complicated” is built upon a – surprise, surprise – relatively simple arrangement. Even singing about complications can get,
Black and white drumming adorns a full-color bassline as we wander through the first couple of bars in “Mile High
This is now the third review I’ve done for this talented duo from Georgetown, TX and I know Tough On
Sarantos explores a painful personal subject with tremendous grace on the sunny “Bankruptcy”. Over the course of the piece Sarantos
Blistering blues guitar welcomes us into Project Grand Slam’s new LP PGS 7 on a high note, only to break
This is a book that’s critically important right now. While it is unlikely scores and scores will pick it up
The Magnetic South dispenses a unique blend of instrumental psychedelia and neo-progressive enigmas influenced by postmodernity in their exciting debut
Strands of feedback and acrylic white noise come slipping through the cracks of silence like transmissions from outer space as
Christa Deánā’s “Shine” begins gently, like a CeCe Winans gospel track. Deánā is also a Christian singer, but her songs
Woven Green is the name Jim and Ashley Cash have given their musical partnership. This pairing goes much deeper than
URL: https://www.caseyahern.com/ California country is given the celebration it deserves in Casey Ahern’s brand new EP He Was Summer, which was
They wowed us with such sizzlers as Railbirds, Broken Chord and Lo Fi Dreams, and now in their latest record West Towards South, Jeffrey Halford
Diamond Lake’s “Light On” begins with a charging electric guitar riff. This riff then gives way to an equally driving
Raw real riffs rush through Kidd Comet’s colossal “(She’s My) Serpentine”. The careening quality of the piece works wonders as
“Suspicious Packages 2” is an EP that contains a lot of artists that came together to give one a nice
All This Huxley offers a series of blissful, intimate indie rock portraits with the soothing “Home Stockholm”. Things are kept
When “All Dawgs Go To Heaven” begins, with its chugging electric guitar part, the band that comes immediately to mind
Christa Deánā’s self-titled album is honest, sometimes to the point of uncomfortableness. With the theatrical – and much of this
With a bristling groove to lead the way, “That Old Wheel” greets us at the onset of Joe Mullins &
John DellRoy Band’s “Burning Desire” is an unusual recording. The two intersecting influences that come immediately to mind are Chris
Earl Donald sounds like a guy’s name and could, in reality, be some man’s actual name. However, ‘he’ is actually
Rev Peter Unger offers crystal clarity on the optimism of “There’s a Spirit”. Full of life his vocals recall the
URL: http://carlosmorganmusic.com/ Carlos Morgan is an artist that will move your soul on his new single “Have A Little faith,”
Beats bolstered by a sumptuously raucous master mix come galloping out of the ethers as we find ourselves in the
The Toronto, Canada based sextet Young Doctors in Love are set to elevate their profile considerably with the release of
White Owl Red mixes a rustic form of Americana with the shaggy dog style of Modest Mouse’s early honest output
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Rising from the silence like the first rays of a morning sunlight creeping over the horizon, a dangerously mischievous bass
Acoustic guitar strings gallop out of our speakers in the wicked slow motion opening salvo that serves as our gateway
When somebody says, ‘It’s cut and dried,” there’s a finality to such a statement. It’s not open for debate, and
For those artists whose music takes a hefty page from the book of legends that paved the way for their
Spindly string grooves slip into focus as “You’re the Reason I Drink” ushers us into Steel Blossoms’ all-new, self-titled album.
RL: https://theintoits.com/ Classical guitar strings pepper an airy rhythm as we descend upon “High in Space,” the first track in
Right from the get-go in the new single “Emoji,” Alex Dutty is spinning us in a hundred different directions with
Addisyn Chafé’s “When We Fall In Love” is a quietly, thoughtful and moody song. Chafé sings this lyric over a
This is the 3rd release in the album series started by Bongo Boy Records to feature Americana talents. The Darryl
Soap Bubble Dreams is a new release by Germany’s Para Lia, which is an Alternative Rock band led by René
Belting out a sensational vocal harmony studded with acrylic guitar textures, “The Devil Lives in the South” opens the floodgates