Descartes a Kant Excite With Artful Prog Punk, Future Vision Of ‘After Destruction’
The savvy sound fashioning of Mexico’s Descartes A Kant burst forth with bright magenta shades and imaginative art rock sounds on their brand-new album 'After Destruction.'
The Absurd Brilliance Of Mr. Phylzzz ‘Fat Chance’ (Album Review)
Imbued with manic vocal performances, absurdly creative electric guitar, and thundering syncopated drums, the new album 'Fat Chance' by Mr. Phylzzz is an exhilarating listen.
Grungy Psychedelic Rock Of Othered’s ‘Journey To The Edge’
Dramatic songs like 'Journey To The Edge' bring the feels, allowing fans to connect to the lyrical message and the music.
Motown Grunge Of MindFree’s Debut Album Coming This Summer
MindFree's debut album will feature 11 new recordings, ranging from prog to melodic hard rock and classic keyboard-focused pop.
Debut Album In The Works From Power Trio MindFree
By Keith Walsh MindFree burst onto the scene in 2019 with shows at DiPiazza’s in Long Beach and The Doll Hut in Anaheim. Now they’re taking their unique energetic sound…
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Not For The Squeamish: The New PunkRockBeat Spotify Playlist
I’ve had the luck and pleasure to see a few of the bands featured on this new Spotify playlist live. In fact, it was getting back in touch with Robert…
“Farewell To The Pulsar”: Snowcat’s Tragic Magic, and ‘Awaken’ Changes
Listening to the complexity and weirdness of Gilles Snowcat’s re-release of 2001’s “Farewell To The Pulsar,” I find myself amazed that one person (with the exception of dream vocals by a…