Psychocide vocalist/guitarist Goldwyn Thandrayen took time out of his daily routine to correspond with us about his band’s journey thus far, providing insight on how the album Alcohol and Bad Decisions came to be.
Posts Tagged ‘album’
Psychocide Keep Things Interesting
Posted by Tyler Spivey on April 3rd, 2017
Posted in Featured, Interviews, Music 
Tags: album, alcohol and bad decisions, debut, psychocide, rock 
No Comments »Cold Summer – Fight to Survive
Posted by Tyler Spivey on February 20th, 2017
It’s not always easy to dive into certain musical genres, especially if the type is loud, erratic, spacy or just plain odd. Some folks need a gateway artist for this sort of thing. For those looking to venture into the realm of Post Hardcore, Cold Summer is an ample act to start.
Posted in Featured, Music, Reviews Tags: album, cold summer, ep, fight to survive, hardcore, post hardcore, rock, uk, united kingdom No Comments »Robert Hunter – Outta My Mind
Posted by Lindsey McIntyre on February 6th, 2017
Robert Hunter is a Nashville based singer-songwriter and poet. The singer is due to release a new album, Afterglow, on February 24th. If you don’t know a whole lot about Hunter, I’d suggest giving his current stuff a listen to prep yourself for the upcoming release. His EP Outta My Mind does a great job […]
Posted in Featured, Music, Reviews, Video Tags: afterglow, album, alternative, country, ep, nashville, outta my mind, poet, robert hunter, rock, singer, songwriter, tennessee No Comments »The Motel Pines – A Sad History
Posted by Tyler Spivey on January 16th, 2017
According to the Facebook bio, The Motel Pines’ name “represents an older motel in an area where nice new businesses are springing up all around it. Not being phased by all the revitalization, it has stayed true to its old-school vibe.” Drummer Mark Starling describes this as a fitting metaphor for his group because like […]
Posted in Featured, Music, Reviews Tags: a sad history, album, alternative, dallas, debut, indie, rock, texas, the motel pines No Comments »Motherfolk
Posted by Geneva Toddy on January 13th, 2015
It seems lately there are a ton of “indie/folk” bands. Someone has figured out the formula that combines the independent & folk genres and it all starts to sound the same. One band that breaks the mold is Motherfolk. They’ve got that upbeat pop-y nature with vocals on the raw side, but they’ve got a […]
Posted in Featured, Music, Reviews Tags: album, ep, motherfolk, trying to kill the moon No Comments »Songs and Sounds: The Chariot – One Wing
Posted by Jerod on August 28th, 2012
Drawing from the past and pushing the envelope of the future, The Chariot’s One Wing is rare. It is not only rare within its respective genre, but within the entirety of the music scene. Having followed Josh Scogin’s adventures since the Douglasville days, it is hard to define the man by one record. Still, this […]
Posted in Featured, Music, Reviews, Songs and Sounds Tags: album, josh scogin, matt goldman, new release, one wing, review, the chariot No Comments »
