Make sure to “Save a Way” to play Wylder’s new single today
Timing can be everything when it comes to new things breaking through in the global musical landscape. The decisions of when to release something, how…
Ghost Pressure’s “Tidal Shift” packs waves of musical texture
There’s something about the name Ghost Pressure – the Long Island, NY based indie rock band (Lauren Diehlmann-Vocals; Nicholas Post-Guitarist, Vocals; Dave Hodgkinson-Guitar, Vocals; Nicholas Femister-Bass;…
Side Saddle’s new album is one “Stunner” of a style shift
The sophomore album is a requisite rite of passage for any band looking to do music full time and keep above the proverbial business waters. A…
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…
Don’t be afraid to dive into Gillian’s assortment of “Strange Candy”
The days are drawing closer and closer to that longest day of the year and the official start of summer for which everyone clamors. Even…
Missing Sibling is missing consistency with their new LP
In the year 2016 there are more articles, list-icles, editorial op-eds, and more, discussing the increasing loss of defined genres in today’s music landscape. There’s…
Here’s to the hustle and ferocity of Feral Conservatives’ debut!
Autumn in the heart of Williamsburg, Brooklyn is a setting that serves as the backdrop for many a resident and tourist, lining the pages of…
Tommy Siegel on the art and anxiety of Narc Twain
Each day, humanity is given the opportunity to wake up and embrace the day on a scale that runs anywhere from sun shiny optimism to disenchanted…
There’s no holding back the feeling in the music of Feral Conservatives!
Every once in a while, it’s amusing to take an observant step back from one’s typical vantage point, mindset and default moods about music and…