‘Avatar-band’ CellarHouse have resurfaced from their particular brand of virtual reality to showcase their forth single from their soon to be released album, Hard Times.
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Fiveighthirteen – “history doesn’t repeat, but it does rhyme” is cloyingly inviting
The psychedelic post-rock band Fiveighthirteen is made up of Mike Effenberger (keyboards, synthesizer, and piano), Nick Phaneuf (electric guitar, bass, and samples) and Mike Walsh
Independent hip-hop artist Jay Lyn Gatz Releases “The Sims” ft. Rah Aminah
Independent hip-hop artist and Chicago native Jay Lyn Gatz wields an energetic flow that resides in a realm of its own. Taking pride in his
The music flawlessly frames Dannii Scott’s voice and lyrics and never intrudes
So what makes Dannii Scott and his music so special? In a word, intimacy. His lyrics have the feel of a diary or a perceptive
Pulp’s newest track is “I Can’t Smoke In the Gallery”
Pulp’s newest track, “I Can’t Smoke In the Gallery” is a somewhat dark but calming lofi song. The laid back delivery compliments the lyrics that
INTERVIEW: Multi-Instrumentalist The Ryan Robinson Experiment
Ryan Robinson is a musician from Merseyside in the UK. His music tries to mix all the elements he likes about music into one project,
Short Wave Craft – “Why” rises above the noise
The Short Wave Craft project brings together London based producer and mix engineer, Dominic Owen, who has written music for The Notorious B.I.G, Lil Kim,
equape: “Around Forever” just gets more captivating as you go along
Capturing many varied ears within its breezy, hazy musical web, guitars wash in and out like waves, drums, bass and keyboards creep slowly along, as
Aaron Lindstrom: “Queen Anne” begins as a folk love song, sweet and subtle, acoustic and soulful
Rarely does a musician have an excuse to take ownership of our ears for more than four minutes per song. There are a few artists
Stephen Shutters: “Couple More Days” – impossibly moving and poignant
Born in the mid-nineties, Stephen Curtis Shutters grew up under the influence of Nintendo, VHS tapes, Star Wars, purple ketchup, and music from artists such as