Rainbow Heartache: Megawave’s musically colorful debut album
Every band is different, as are the stories of their respective journeys. All the same, there are some groups for whom it’s easier to see…
Saddle up for a seasonal song and story with Side Saddle
When the end of the year approaches, there are usually three routes musicians take with new music releases. Some embrace making recordings that feature the…
“You Must Be This Tall To Die” and ride Action Park’s emotionally turbulent debut
The newest addition to the global punk canon, You Must Be This Tall To Die, the debut full-length from emo pop-punk band Action Park, fits right in…
Hold a place in your next playlist for Title Holder’s debut single “Animal”
Albert Einstein said, “Genius is 1% talent, 99% hard work.” Though a man with a legacy firmly rooted in science and mathematics, Einstein’s sentiment could…
Don’t press snooze on Tin Can Collective’s “Axiomatic Alarm Clock”
There’s something about the particular way in which Long Island, NY quintet, Tin Can Collective, repeatedly leaves listeners stylistically stumped and-or cramming multiple musical labels under…
Find your latest keepsake in Souveneer’s “Dream Journal”
The reasoning for someone in an established band to pursue a solo record can stem from a wide range of places and personal motivations: interest…
Flowering Branches’ “Pendulum Hearts” doesn’t miss a creative beat (Premiere Play)
Long Island, NY progressive jazz quartet Flowering Branches, introduced themselves to the world back in March, with a rhythmically vibrant and melodically poised single that…
There’s refreshing beauty in Flowering Branches’ “Blossom and Decay” (Premiere Play)
What better way is there for a band born in late 2020 to identify themselves, than though the wholesome beauty and hopeful promise of something…
Evil Sweet’s new EP is more than just “4 the Singles” out there
Not all that different from the way life is now playfully referred to under the dual pandemic related contexts of either “the present” or “the…
Crash the Calm’s “Devils” trade community for chaos
In these days, weeks, and months where so much of daily life can feel crushingly difficult, it’s sensible to think that bands of the dynamically…