Anya van Rose’s Setting Sun has the kind of swagger of Richard Ashcroft bumping into random people on the street. There’s a great meeting here between ms. van Rose’s voice, the Keith Richard strum of the guitar, and the excellently timed backing vocals.
Bakers Eddy also know when to pile on the big melodies and even bigger harmonies. This is Alt77’s review. Faster on Fire’s The Basics is a song about growing up, owning up, and forcing yourself to look towards the future. This is Alt77’s review.
Everything But The Everything x Sophia Prise – Hotshot A good murder mystery needs more than…
The Huntress and Holder of Hands – Doctrine Things are finally breaking down! And, if you’re…
Bulgarian Cartrader’s LAB is a gently psychedelic dance tune that sounds like it was made by someone that spends their evenings researching the very depths of the internet for strange world-music and novelty pop tunes. This is Alt77’s review. Marcus Paquin’s Something beautiful is, I bet, the silliest, most forward-looking, joy-seeking song you’ve heard in a while. This is Alt77’s review.
Salt Mirror – See You Someday The way that a band used to be introduced used…
Colton Cerny’s “The Fist Fighter” could be a prank or an old country number about the benefits of learning to fight and get forced to visit the dentist once in a while too. I’ll just have to settle for Old Pup’s “Spider Towns.” This music specializes in clever observations over understated country rock. “Spider Towns” sounds a bit like “4th Time Around,” but then again, so does “Norwegian Wood.”
