ROCK/Review AUTORUB – The Falling (432Hz)
I was impressed by the amazing music style of Autorub’s latest single The Falling (432Hz). As soon as I hit play, I immediately picked on one thing about the music that I have never heard before, there is an orangey feel to the guitar attitudes. The guitar tones are warm,...
Read MorePUNK – ROCK/Review CLARE EASDOWN – Rebel Hearts
Clare Easdown, Sydney’s boundary-pushing indie artist, crafts a sonic rebellion in her home studio, where classical training meets raw punk spirit and electronic innovation.“Rebel Hearts” is the kind of song that you can’t help but get stuck in your head and you don’t mind one bit. Recorded, mixed and mastered...
Read MoreROCK/Review PORK PIE – The Raven
The song in question, called “The Raven,” is Pork Pie’s new number, and it’s a positively insane ride through the eclectic musical consciousness of this Irish four-piece. To anybody who knows their ability to merge garage rock energy, 60s psychedelia and a certain indie self-awareness, this track is great. In...
Read MoreROCK/Review RETROBRIGHT – The Edge of Your Dreams
Los Angeles indie band RetroBright masterfully blends the spirit of 80s college radio with modern indie rock, as frontman Santos’ soul-stirring vocals and the band’s dynamic soundscapes transport listeners through time. Already into the groovy Rock Single “The Edge of Your Dreams” which is filled with eighties – Nineties college-indie...
Read MoreROCK/Review ASTROMUSO – The Mexican
AstroMuso’s newest track, “The Mexican,” showcases the seasoned Australian musician Steve S Massey in new thematic terrain that of Latin rock. Although, today Massey has accumulated quite a durable discography that ranges from ballads to heavy rock’n’roll, this new single just proves that he is not afraid of exploring further....
Read MoreROCK/Review THE GILHOOLYS – Little Glasgow Boy
A band out of Glasgow, the Gilhoolys have now released their single ‘Little Glasgow Boy,’ and it is a good one, good enough to show that indie-rock filled anthems are what this band looks to churn out. These lads have been on the fringes of the music scene since 2021...
Read MoreROCK/Review CHRIS ERASMUS – Listen
London’s Chris Erasmus is a country rocker singer-songwriter, who studied classical vocals and was born in Africa, grows into a very traditional sound yet at the same time unique. In his latest offering, “Listen,” Erasmus is now an outstanding story teller in action as this song is all out storytelling...
Read MoreROCK/Review THE PULLTOPS – Red Eye Open Sky
The Pulltops’ Latest Offering “Red Eye Open Sky” Captivates with Poignant Emotional Resonance_This time, Milwaukee-based duo The Pulltops have given their fans another great tune, “Red Eye Open Sky”. The track is a classic example of how the group has been able to come up with great alt-rock songs that...
Read MoreROCK/Review Five Headed Cobra – Beast Brain
Five Headed Cobra Unleashes Raw Energy in “Beast Brain” Video_ Emerging rock band Five Headed Cobra brings their intensity to the visual medium with the newly released music video for their single “Beast Brain.” Directed in a DIY style befitting their underground sound, the video is a dynamic companion to...
Read MoreROCK/Review THE TIDAL WATER – Noecolonial Hand
Tidal Water’s “Neocolonial Hand” Shines Searing Light on Imperialism’s Lingering Shadows. The dynamic musical project Tidal Water , led by Martin Hovden, confronts the insidious nature of neocolonialism with their new song “Neocolonial Hand.” With Martin Hovden’s powerful voice and lyrics, the song unmasks the still existing subtle structures that...
Read MorePop-Rock/Review MICK J. CLARK – Hey Mu-Cha-Cha.
Mick J. Clark’s Infectious Songwriting Crossing Genres Once Again With “Hey Mu-Cha-Cha”_ Mick J. Clark is a singer and songwriter who has made music with a universal appeal through his creativity and social responsibility. The London-based artist has performed some of the most popular rock/pop songs and many others from...
Read MoreROCK/Review EXPANDING WATER – Redemption Liar feat Colin Edwin
Expanding Water Craft a Cinematic Odyssey with “Redemption Liar”_ The versatility of Joerg Wallach playing multiple instruments is not limited in musical storyteller eXpAnDiNg wAtEr. Following up his recent single “Redemption Liar,” this chameleonic solo project from Hanover, Germany delivers yet another prog odyssey to marvel at. Being a one-man...
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