Review: Sarah McCulloch – Back in Them Hills
One of Sarah McCulloch’s latest tracks, “Back in Them Hills,” is a brilliant example of her special mix of folk…
Review: Foreman Co. – Highway 8
Foreman Co., led by Tom Foreman (vocals/guitar), Matthew Remenda (guitar), Steve Larocque (bass), Dave Luker (drums), and Brooke Fullerton (keys/vocals),…
Review: The Impliers – Lonely Meets The Lonely
In an age where nostalgia seems to be embedded within culture, The Impliers offer up a delightful dose of retro…
Review: Forced Hammer – The War Machine
Forced Hammer’s first single, “The War Machine,” is an amazing demonstration of their metal might. With its roots in thrash…
Review: Jay Luke – Me And My Demons
Jay Luke’s “Me And My Demons” is a masterpiece that resonates deeply with listeners, thanks to its emotional depth and…
Review: Eddy Currents – Some Rainy Day
“Some Rainy Day” by Eddy Currents is a song that is an absolute gem that hits the heart with its…
Review: Devitalized – Welcome Back
Devitalized’s latest single, “Welcome Back,” marks a monumental step forward for the Massachusetts multi-genre metal juggernauts. Hot on the heels…
Review: Liposuction – Pour Some Dollars On Me
Liposuction’s new single, “Pour Some Dollars On Me”, is a pop-rock anthem that brilliantly captures the essence of yearning and…
Review: Hannah Lou Woods – Fallen from the Stars
The latest single by Hannah Lou Woods, “Fallen from the Stars”, is a wonderful trip that evokes a deep sense…
Review: WCB – Picnics & Liquor
WCB’s “Picnics & Liquor” is a great mix of indie-electro sounds with a pop touch that reflects what a splendid…