Pop-Punk is back with a vengeance thanks to Faded Youth’s latest single ‘The Summer of Goodbye’.
I grew up in the Golden Era of Punk Rock. A time when Green Day and Blink-182 ruled...
Reviews
SALR – Feelings, a true chemical reaction of music and the mind
I’ve always thought that the mark of a truly great song is “something you can snap your fingers...
Linelions – We Are Safer is a true and honest account of the perils and pitfalls of being simultaneously in and out of love
Have you ever encountered two things that by all logical comprehension shouldn’t fit together yet somehow they just...
Scott Hardware – Joy is an amalgamation of heady Jazz and 70’s dance at its heart
Scott Hardware, Canadian singer/songwriter/composer, brings us joy again on January 14, with the release of his latest single,...
Dafna’s ‘By Myself’ is your comfort blanket for loneliness.
19-year-old singer-songwriter, producer and engineering student Dafna, is creating the music that eases a worried mind. Her song...
Maggie Cassidy – Why Can’t We Just Be Friends? has ‘banger’ written all over it [premiere]
If you can’t get enough of playful alternative rock infused with energy and just a tad of attitude,...
BRUUT! with Anton Goudsmit- Baha-ree-ba! – playlist worthy, wave catching Surf Rock
Baha- ree-baa! is the latest new single from BRUUT! & Anton Goudsmit's collaborative surf rock album, Go Surfing...
Jordan Paul – Night Moon [EP review] one of those creatives that can channel other artists without gross misconduct
Now that the 2019 holidays are in the books, I was looking for the perfect antidote for the...
Micayl’s third single ‘Indigo’ featuring HENRIO
Described best in an interview with Liverpool-based culture blog Planet Slop: “Micayl’s style makes up an evocative blend...
Heavier Things by My Everest is 4 minutes and 3 seconds of exhilarating rock, which certainly pulls no punches.
Taking the lead from its title, ‘Heavier Things’ is 4 minutes and 3 seconds of exhilarating rock, which certainly pulls no punches.
Blissful Red – The Xennials A lo-fi love song to the inbetweener generation brought up on Greenday and Grunge.
Are your first memories of the internet the monodic drone of dial-up? Frantically clicking send and receive on...
Stephen Hamm expertly mixes instrumentals and vocal tracks together on Theremin Man
Vancouver B.C.’s own, Stephen Hamm is at it again. He has in fact, been a staple in his...
Iron Will – Innocuous | A 00sesque, hook-laden track, delivering earworm-worthy lyrics and robust riffs.
Iron Will is a recently formed Alt-Rock project from Central Florida. They list Audioslave and Rage Against the...
Patrick Jordan – A Woman Like You | Remembering what real Blues not only sounds like – but feels like
Think back, if you can, to a time long since forgotten. A time where smoke-filled lounge bars occupied...
Elina Filice – Disappear | Musing on life, love and relationships neatly wrapped up in this genre-defying track
Dublin based Elina Filice is a singer-songwriter, wanderer and creator producing foot-tapping, genre-defying music, complete with Jamaroquaiesque funk...
Novanta – Some Are Stars winds the listener down a pathway of sonic blooms and gardening marvels
Every now and again, there comes an album project that is so ethereal and heady that it commands...
rosecoloredworld – Walking on the Sun | A psychedelic exploration of rose-colored-revelry
I think everyone is familiar with the popular idiom ‘seeing through rose-colored glasses’. It denotes a person (or...
South for Winter – All We Have is set as a classic folk song but with marvelous musical slow burn
There was a time in my life when I was a moody teenager and would refuse to listen...
Lee Smythe – We Should Go
Remember that one friend that would show you some really amazing obscure artist? But they could never exactly...
The New Shining – Elephant illuminates a path towards a cultural conversation that is necessary and most certainly overdue.
I’ve had a preview copy of Dutch band The New Shining’s new album Elephant for several months and...
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