No “Bitter” retrieval necessary to see Wylder’s new video
Meet someone, chat about things, start hanging out, and commence a relationship. This is the point where objects just start to vanish. Vanish from one’s…
It’s not a dream: Dreamers’ full length is finally a reality
The scene is all too common for so many people: A vivid, but mostly nonsensical series of events plays out in a lengthy reverie during…
Mulling over music and more with Jared & The Mill
More and more it seems like the occasionally hard-to-crack walls of New York City are welcoming sounds of the south and the west – and…
If The Kickstand Band’s new EP is a “Summer Dream,” don’t let it end
Kickstands are typically used to allow things to rest in a stationary position. Well, New York could use a rest from the scalding heat and…
There’s more to Citizen Zero’s “State of Mind” than what it seems
After writing about songs, EPs, and full lengths for a long time, it can become almost like a default reflex, for a reviewer to mentally…
Hooking up visuals with music: Something older made new again
The music video: an idea that is hardly new or revolutionary in 2016. The song synced to a non-musical visual (e.g. commercial, entertainment trailer, etc.):…
Side Saddle’s new single will get you in the “Right Frame of Mind” for their next album
It’s said that memory is simply reliving the experience that’s being pulled from between the lines of our minds on command. It’s also no secret…
“Keep Me Going” and give pause for Jared & The Mill’s new single
A group hailing from the great American southwest, Jared & the Mill come into the sights of any new listeners / soon-to-be-friends with a refreshing…
The Maytags’ “Love Lines” runs circles around the heart of soul
Is it wrong to find so much enjoyment in someone else’s pain? It’s honestly a bit of an unfortunate tragedy that the core of The…
It won’t take “Decades” to get hooked on The Dirty Clergy’s new single (Premiere Play)
“The more things change, the more they stay the same.” A rough translation of the French quote “Plus ça change, plus c’est la même chose,”…