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Green Gardens and MKSTN Reviewed
April 3, 2025
Green Gardens – Ghost of a Tree
People start cults and rock bands for very similar reasons. Sure, the story of one of these has a much higher likelihood of ending with police investigating the scene of a mass self-sacrifice. But, hey, it’s not always easy to deal…
Kurran Karbal and Icarus Phoenix Reviewed
May 28, 2024
Kurran Karbal – We Won’t Be Alone Forever
Genre: Indietronica, Indie Pop, Alt Pop
Pop stars nowadays don’t use electric guitars too much. Not unless they have a reason to do it. Not unless they are really trying to send out a message. You see, someone…
The SchytëHawkës – Cover up the Hole (It seeps through)
Genre: Punk, Thrash Metal, Hard Rock
Similar artists: Stray From the Path; Comeback Kid; Havok; RATM; Skindred; Madball; Anthrax; Pantera; Metallica
If you enter a modern art exhibit and you are not…
Dance the time away: Sonic Winter and The Heart Attack-Acks review
December 10, 2021
Sonic Winter – Never Bet The Devil Your Head
Genre: Post-Punk, Trip-Hop, Alternative Rock
Similar artists: Massive Attack, Goldfrapp, Portishead
Sonic Winter shows that there’s still a need for a human touch in the age of AI with the song Never Bet The…
Hot Mustard – Window Seat
Genre: Indietronica, Indie Electronic
Similar artists: Budos band, Antibalas, Daptone, Menahan street band, Dap Kings
The DJ culture has done more for the world of popular music than some of us might think. One of their greatest…
Hadnot Creek – Oh Silly Me
The hair metal bands must have felt pretty silly by the 1990s. Here they’d spent the past decade working on their dance moves, their awesome stage attire and, of course, their hairstyles. But, suddenly, these songwriters who barely…
Alex Rafael Rose – Breathe, please
It is honestly strange to see the way computer-assisted, post-industrial music has evolved. While in the beginning, it was a way to seemingly make factory compactors harmonize, it then became the most terrifying sound to make it on…
PET wife - .S.U.N.S.E.T. (Review)
October 29, 2020
During the 1990s, nothing sounded quite as hip and forward-thinking as the trip-hop sound emanating from the UK’s own small bohemian enclave known as Bristol. The sound may have lost some of its backings. But, unlike the fate of numerous other electronica genres…
Review of Jordan Carr and Cosmic Crisis
October 9, 2020
Jordan Carr- No Ragrets
Jordan Carr’s no regrets could well be something out of a blue period for Neil Young or Bruce Springsteen. Quiet instrumentation, hushed, bruised vocals, and enough melancholy to bring a man who has just won the lottery to tears, are the…