Pop-punk has gone by the wayside since the early 2000s, but The Rebellion Lost and their latest EP “Punch Drunk” are here to spark some new life into a genre from years past.
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The Rebellion Lost – Punch Drunk EP
Posted by Adam Webb on April 17th, 2017
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No Comments »Shane Henry – Save Me
Posted by Lindsey McIntyre on April 10th, 2017
Get ready for some serious Gary Clark Jr. vibes, folks. Shane Henry, a singer-songwriter and badass guitarist from Minneapolis, is quickly gaining popularity with his new single Save Me. The single is a bluesy, passionate and super impressive. It’s the kind of song that makes you want to close your eyes and feel the music, […]
Posted in Featured, Music, Reviews Tags: blues, folk, save me, shane henry, singer, single, songwriter No Comments »Primal Static – Panstylistic
Posted by Tyler Spivey on April 10th, 2017
There’s something unique to point out about Primal Static. It’s rare enough on its own that the band is made up of only two members. But, this duo is an unlikely pairing of musicians from contrasting cultural backgrounds.
Posted in Featured, Music, Reviews Tags: austin, blues, electronica, ep, g.t., houfei, panstylistic, primal static, texas No Comments »Fudakochi – Sound
Posted by Adam Webb on April 3rd, 2017
“Soulternative” is a phrase not heard often in the music world, but thanks to Fudakochi’s latest EP “Sound,” that could change in the future.
Posted in Featured, Music, Reviews Tags: alternative, ep, fudakochi, funk, rock, soul, soulternative, sound No Comments »Emerald Portal – All the Running
Posted by Lindsey McIntyre on April 3rd, 2017
I used to hate when people would describe something as a “feel good” song, movie, etc. I felt like it was lazy and too subjective. However, after watching Emerald Portal’s video for All the Running, I kind of get it. Just like those heartwarming commercials that make you want to adopt all of the dogs, […]
Posted in Featured, Music, Reviews, Video Tags: all the running, emerald portal, music video, single, video No Comments »R. Missing – Unsummering
Posted by Lindsey McIntyre on March 27th, 2017
There’s really not a lot out there about R. Missing, a band who lists their band members as “She Missing” and “He Missing” on their Facebook page. All I can really say is that they apparently want to fight you.
Posted in Featured, Music, Reviews Tags: dream pop, duo, electronic, ep, he missing, indie, lana del rey, ldr, r. missing, she missing, unsummering No Comments »Daniel Tortoledo – Dark Times
Posted by Tyler Spivey on March 27th, 2017
I’m always amazed by a person’s songwriting ability. It doesn’t matter the genre. To me, songwriting is an astounding and baffling talent that’s ten times more amazing than any technology humans have developed. I’ve been trying to figure out how to piece together a complete song for years and I’ve always wondered where the ideas […]
Posted in Featured, Music, Reviews Tags: brooklyn, daniel tortoledo, dark times, folk, new york, NY, rock, singer, songwriter, venezuelan, venezuelan-american, video No Comments »Matrixx of Domination – One Shot
Posted by Adam Webb on March 27th, 2017
Alternative rock duos are few and far between these days, especially when the members are sisters. Matrixx of Domination are here to flip the alt-rock genre on its head with their single “One Shot.”
Posted in Featured, Music, Reviews Tags: alternative, hip-hop, matrixx of domination, one shot, pop, rock No Comments »Fudakochi – Sounds From Alternative
Posted by Adam Webb on March 20th, 2017
Alternative and Soul aren’t exactly two genres that go together in a world where pop merges with hip-hop and blues melds into rock. But Fudakochi has brought the two together on his EP “Sounds From Alternative.”
Posted in Featured, Music, Reviews Tags: alternative, fudakochi, hip-hop, pop, soul, sounds from alternative No Comments »The Como Brothers – Magic
Posted by Tyler Spivey on March 20th, 2017
It’s more than apparent that The Como Brothers are present-day young men who were raised on a large dose of what some call “The Standards.” In an interview with celebmix.com, Andrew Como divulges that the first song he remembers hearing is a Beatles rendition of Twist and Shout. In the same interview, he also says […]
Posted in Featured, Music, Reviews Tags: andrew como, matt como. singer, pop, pop standards, songwriter, standards, the como brothers No Comments »
