Welcome the fun and friendliness of Foreign Ghost’s debut single
While releasing a “single” is pretty much the trending bread and butter for up-and-coming bands nowadays, it’s not as common a practice to see a…
There’s not one “Odd Thing” about the love in Cloud Caverns’ new single
If there’s one thing that state-split experimental folk rock duo Cloud Caverns (Brandon Peterson, Dan Bouza) has made abundantly clear over the years since its spin-off…
A “Downpour” of bold brass is unleashed on Aberdeen’s debut album
Big band music and big band brass music: if one were to take either of those arrangement styles and then ask someone to name a…
Origami Button fold new factors into math rock’s equation on debut EP
Math rock, somewhat like free jazz, and neo-classical atonal compositions, is one of those genres that has the potential to scare people away if they…
Fort Gorgeous takes an emotion-laden journey to the “Bottom of the Sea”
January means we’re back at the top of a year but The Bottom of the Sea (independent, 2018), the debut record from Fort Gorgeous, is actually a…
Ishi No Hoden instills intrigue around jazz and Japan
Decide to go looking for some new jazz to listen to and what one might end up finding can translate to a cornucopia of polyrhythms,…
Wylder is “Ready to Break” out a refreshing new single
The music of Washington D.C. band, Wylder, is no stranger here. However, to say that even after several great releases – single, EP, and full-length…
The grass is looking bluer on South Hill Banks’ new single (Premiere Play)
There’s something to be said for the cultural influence of a specific region creating, shaping, and-or preserving the love of a musical genre across years…
This guitarist can Sketch the Sky of “Hidden Villages”
A multi-instrumentalist hailing from Port Shepstone in the culturally rich and musically vibrant nation of South Africa, Ethan Naidoo – performing under the stage name…
When “In Conversation” with 2alike let this music video do the talking
Refer to one thing as being “too alike” something else and that’s not always viewed upon as the optimal observation. Imitation might be the biggest…