INTERVIEW: Soggie are in full creative control
Soggie is a duo from Apex, North Carolina. The group is composed of Ace Kim (18) and Bobby Cnare (19) Soggie’s genres … Keep Reading
Come Taste The Misery – “Stone Dead Ballerina Uncovered” – awesome guitar work!
Come Taste The Misery’s EP, “Stone Dead Ballerina Uncovered” arrives on the scene with a roar. This is perfectly, perfectly delivered guitar … Keep Reading
Ataraxis – “Introspection” – a journey of varied timbres and tones!
Most albums have their highlights, and “Introspection” is no exception. Yet it’s harder to pull off an album that also has little … Keep Reading
The Limiters: “Somewhere In Between” – power-tool precision!
Lesley Warendorff (Guitars, Vocals), Benjamin Lampe (Drums) and Josine van der Splinter (Bass) make up the Netherlands-based rock band, The Limiters. The … Keep Reading
ALDEN: “It Won’t Stop” – uncovering new sounds and textures
Based in New York City, ALDEN released his debut EP “Arms and Legs” back in January 2017 followed by his single “Red … Keep Reading
3Mind Blight: “I Am Not” – Wicked, haunting vocals and great instrumental interplay
Hailing from Tulsa Oklahoma, 3Mind Blight had humble beginnings in the late 90’s, with Boom Bap Rap and the Grunge Rock scene. … Keep Reading
Love Ghost: “Scarlet Letter” – certainly done by collective artistry!
The scarlet letter is meant to be a symbol of shame, a stigma someone bears for a misdeed he or she has … Keep Reading
Bad Bullet invites the listener to gain power with their grunge / alt-rock debut album “Use The Energy”
Austrian Newcomers Bad Bullet introducing their brand new Album Use The Energy. Use The Energy is pure energetic Rock for Fans of … Keep Reading
Mark Adams Son Of Bill: “Living in the Shit Age” – a series of sonic throat punches
One part distortion, one part melody, and two parts face-melting guitars. “Living in the Shit Age” is a very uncomplicated album, with … Keep Reading
Lambstone: “Hunters & Queens” – an excellent album!
My rock roots go strongly back to the 1970s and ’80s, but I still like to look for favorable rock music in … Keep Reading
