Bittersweet Stories From Manchester: Weimar’s Melodic Art Rock
Manchester is known as the originator of excellent music, and Weimar’s 'Dancing On A Volcano" encapsulates all of the city’s creativity, in an album filled with insightful lyrics and outstanding…
Zachary Ross And The Divine Honor Lost Comrade In ‘Light Over Massachusetts’
There’s a deeply romantic element to “A Light In Massachusetts," with the acknowledgement that those we've lost are with us in spirit and in memory.
Danny Boyle’s ‘Pistol’ A NSFW Tragi-Comic Farce Worth Watching
In 'Pistol," the middle class mediocrity of Britain of the 1970s is on full display, as is the chaos the Sex Pistols created.
Stud Count Entertains With Catchy, Sassy ‘Through My Window’
The video for 'Through My Window' has tons of goofy charm, with a love story and a happy ending.
Nahja Mora Gets Cathartic On Expressionistic ‘AHFHAOTA’
Nahja Mora's AHFHAOTA is a perplexing album, one that is ultimately satisfying as it reveals its secrets on repeated plays.
Shimmer Bed’s Classic Rock and Punk Influences Shine Through On ‘Divine’
Because 'Divine' was recorded live, including solos, the sound is immediate, with added rawness due to sonic choices.
The Pulsating Brilliance Of London Plane’s ‘Bright Black’
Meeting at the intersection between commerciality and darkly melodic goth, London Plane's sound features tons of catchy beats and grooves.
Dreamy, Theatrical Goth: The Neuro Farm’s ‘Vampyre’
Led by Rebekah Feng’s seductive soprano and violin work, and laden with sweet melodies, 'Vampyre' is darkly beautiful indeed.
The Warhawks: Saviors Of Rock And Roll?
By mixing classic influences with stellar songwriting and new sounds, The Warhawks out of New Jersey are saving rock and roll.
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.