With a song title like “Surprise” the immediate thought is what’s behind this door? Or is there going to be a drastic change in groove or a tonal tidal wave? “Surprise” a single from Virginia’s four-piece rock band, Camp Howard, is the first track from...
Fads come and go in every arena, but some things are never out of style. Native Detroiters Ryan and Keith Gillum may have a music sound differing from the majority of traditionally themed acts working today in popular music, but they crackle with the sparkle...
Giadora does a little bit of the bob and weave with her first release “Twisted”. The opening sets us up to expect a very different song than we get, but the tease is short and we are soon enough plopped down into the main body...
The NaveBlues’ music video for “Pale Blue Dot” opens in the darkness of space, greeting us first with a brief written message about the origin of the song’s creation and the quest of Voyager 1 that it directly references in the frames that are soon...
The slow-picking of a haunting guitar is followed by the shimmering of a cymbal as we find ourselves in the misty opening bars of “Stolen Moments,” the new single from singer/songwriter Y. Dan Rubinstein, but the pendulous melodies that adorn this introduction to the latest...
A neo-classical pop framework is joined with vibrant, psychedelic-chic melodicism in Bridal Party’s incredible new album Too Much, which is set to debut this Friday, August 23rdeverywhere that good indie music is sold and streamed. Featuring elegant sonic exhibition pieces like “When I’m Naked,” the swaying...
When some people think of modern heavy music, they don’t necessarily think of intellectually-stimulating lyricism that speaks to the very nature of who we are as a civilization, but that’s exactly what listeners can expect to find when popping “Miracle,” the new single from Onlap,...
I didn’t know what to expect listening to Rob Alexander for the first time. I had half-formed ideas based on the accompanying press materials that he would be a youthful sounding singer with a crystal clear voice and his song would be the sort of...
Galloping grooves forge a bold climax in the chorus of “Why Can’t We Pretend?,” the new single from the Sharon Lia Band, but the sensational rhythm of the intense fever pitch is only one chill-inducing element that this latest release from the Philadelphia-based indie hit-makers...
The Merrymaker’s Orchestrina had a huge year in 2018, and with the release of their new record Casualties, the eclectic three-piece continues to evolve their vivacious, old school rock n’ roll sound in eight tracks that touch on their past whilst looking boldly into the future...