China Bears’ Statue Still is ripe for soundtrack use. Of course, not any cinematic vision would do. It should most likely accompany a tale of hardship and redemption.
The four-piece sound convincing. They have their craft down and like many indie-rockers of 2020, they are rather polite about expressing their wishes. Fans of the National are very likely to enjoy the poetic delivery and distant-storm drumming.
Tré Nixon is a recording artist, producer & songwriter from San Jose, CA. Here’s a review of the single Playground. Tuvaband is the Norwegian indie-pop project from Tuva Hellum Marschhäuser. Here’s Alt77’s review of Irreversible.
The Kolour Kult’s “Last Call,” a song featuring the Moldy Peaches’ Toby Goodshank, is so colourful and sweet that were it not for the musicians’ credentials, you might genuinely fear it could be a propaganda tool for joining a cult. Lead by a really happening guitar riff, Scott Tournet’s “Cadillac” digs into the mythology of pop-rock.
John Ward is a solo artist/multi-instrumentalist from Florida. He works out of his home studio in Tampa. Here’s a review of the single It’s time.
Chris Portka’s music is a challenge to karaoke performances passed off as television talent shows and…
Pixel Grip is a Chicago trio making Gothic / Dark Wave music. Here’s our review of the single Pursuit. Sardinia, Italy-based psych & desert blues artist Farees is getting ready to release his concept, double LP, aptly named Border Patrol. Here is a review of the song “Y’all Don’t Know What’s Goin On”.
Vaughan Supple is a 19-year-old singer-songwriter from Boston. Here’s a review of the single Put my mind to sleep. Punk-rock and a DIY, indie rock sound collide in two Columbus natives’ project, Spice Jar. Here’s a review of the single I Can’t Sleep.
