StereoBird – “Insight” is crafted expertly, wringing out every last conceivable drop of emotion
For most bands it is difficult to stand out in the world of post-rock or post-punk, not least because of how easy … Keep Reading
Wolf & Key – “Drift” and “Great Void” – crammed with atmospherics, tension, and melodrama!
Wolf & Key are a post rock band from northern New Jersey. Currently they have released two singles “Drift” and “Great Void”, … 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
MINOH – “The Witness” is engaging on an emotional and technical level
Jamin Oh (guitar, vocals) and Frank Strozyk (drums) first met in the 5th grade. They then played together in a metal hardcore … Keep Reading
G.E. Holliday – “808 Vampire” – unbelievable creative restlessness
“808 Vampire” is the sign of an artist at his most complete, fully in control, and yet completely out of it, doubling … Keep Reading
Nishit Gajjar’s EP Album ‘Oblivion Messages’ will have tracks in his upcoming short film
Creative Producer and Electronic Music Composer Nishit Gajjar’s new EP Album ‘Oblivion Messages’ is rather a unique blend of Ambient, Post Rock … Keep Reading
The Glacier Effect: “False Memories” weaves a plethora of emotions
The Glacier Effect is Jason McCann, a self-taught multi-instrumentalist and graduate of the Conservatory of Recording Arts and Sciences who is currently … Keep Reading
Vessel Decimal: “CONVERSION: Level Two” creates climactic crescendos of epic proportions
Those of us who are fans of the Cleveland founded band, Vessel Decimal, might occasionally wonder why they aren’t more popular. Well, … Keep Reading
Eric Hausmann: “Soaked” – the kind of magisterial immensity that begs to be labeled as cinematic
Eric Hausmann is a multi-instrumentalist and film composer. He has produced music for a number of Malaysian films, in addition to scoring … Keep Reading
ULYSSES: “Entendre” – slow in pace, but blisteringly intense!
ULYSSES’ “Entendre” is a piece of work that’s sumptuous in its minimalism. The collective elements cut a dark musical figure which produces melodies … Keep Reading
