8/10 Afternoons in Stereo’s latest album, Retrospective, was released July 21st on the Greek nu-funk and disco label Timewarp Music. As the title suggests, Retrospective is a compilation of previous releases by Hamilton, Ontario-based producer […]
7/10 Have you ever experienced that new record feeling; the one you get when you listen to a record for the first time and think ‘nah, this isn’t really for me,’ only to listen to […]
8/10 Indie combined with R&B is decidedly the most interesting combination I’ve heard proposed in a very long time. Not since Aerosmith and Anthrax decided in the 80s that it was time to add hip […]
5/10 Hey Thirteen Shots, how are you guys? A little angry? Ok ok, I feel you, I feel you. I have some suggestions about your music though, are you ready? Ok don’t be mad though, […]
6/10 With only four tracks, The Begowatts’ self-titled EP is short yet sweet with a nice vintage sound to it as a whole – I’d bust this out at BBQ kinda thing. Hailing from Madison, […]
7/10 I decided to go out of my comfort zone with a pop album by Elliot Brown titled Jingles 4; I reckon I’m a metal gal, so I decided to “dissect” this album as an […]
5.8/10 When this young band’s EP landed in my inbox, I had no idea what to expect other than the fact that The Total Bettys were a California-based pop-punk band. My immediate thought was pure […]
7/10 Famed 17th-century French playwright Molière once remarked that “The trees that are slow to grow bear the best fruit.” Presumably he said this to an acquaintance who owned a failing apple orchard. While his […]
7.5/10 I was raised by two loving parents who were constantly at musical war with one another, our house equally divided by aggressive guitar riffs and the lonesome complaint of violins as it was by […]
7.5/10 Note To Self, from Phoenix, Arizona, released their 5-track EP Agony Complete in March. Their music is a mixture of metalcore and post-hardcore, and it is pretty killer. They have a lot of heavy […]
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