NOAH ARCHANGEL & THE BAND OF THE HAWK – “THE MASCHINE WARS: SONGS OF SOLOMON”
The Maschine Wars: Songs of Solomon is a journey more complex and original, yet more accessible than anything Noah Archangel & The Band of the Hawk may have released before…
Noise Therapy never take their hands off the throttle!
The words which spring to mind to describe the self-titled Noise Therapy album centers a set of common themes: loud, turbulent, jagged, and ferocious. My way of phrasing would be…
EyE-C: “E” is a genius construction which messes with your head!
The process of discovery and assimilation of new insights into culture and music is the fascinating feature about the debut album “E” by the space-pop duo EyE-C, based in Fort…
Interview: Hiphop artist Miles Casella has several projects under his belt
Miles Casella is a Hip-Hop artist from Baton Rouge, LA, who has released several projects under different aliases since 2014. Miles blends Hip-Hop, Jazz, and Blues to create his own…
Esteban Alvarez: “Piano meets Mariachi” ft. El Mariachi Nuevo Tecalitlán – a living, evolving form
Esteban Alvarez is an award-winning pianist and composer, originally from San José, Costa Rica. Ever since relocating to Texas USA to study music, his priority and goal has been to…
T.C. Crosser: “The Book of Arius – Act I” – consistently outstanding arrangements
After years of composing, playing and producing indie and punk, pianist T.C. Crosser moved towards combining chamber strings and rock/pop to tell narrative stories with instrumental music. The composer has…
Artdayn: “Home Movie” – the red-hot heat of physical manipulation and possession
Artdayn has a lot of incredible qualities: world-class singer, inventive rapper, skilled songwriter and being the ‘Singing Uber Driver’. Another is his willingness to commit to a diverse aesthetic direction…
Collegians: “Black Mass” – hugely emotional and provocative
Collegians occupy a unique place among the constellation of alternative rock acts that have emerged in the last few years. They seem as interested in the pop half of that…
Amaal: “Need It Too” – masterful in the art of narrative
Amaal is a pop singer from Washington D.C. who has struggled with chronic pain and depression for years, and music has been a key in relief of his symptoms. He…
Roubix: “Girls” – something you can sink your teeth into!
Synth-pop artist Roubix, who started his career in 2011, is still something of an enigma in the underground music business. Owned by two record companies, his identity has never been…
