“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.
Posts Tagged ‘alternative’
Fudakochi – Sound
Posted by Adam Webb on April 3rd, 2017
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Tags: alternative, ep, fudakochi, funk, rock, soul, soulternative, sound 
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 »Wild Domestic – Singular
Posted by Adam Webb on March 13th, 2017
An eight-track EP is a helluva way to kick down the door for your first major release in your career, and that’s exactly what alt-rocker Wild Domestic has done with his EP “Singular.”
Posted in Featured, Music, Reviews Tags: alt, alternative, altrock, charlotte, ep, matt carlson, north carolina, rock, singular, wild domestic No Comments »Elasea – Breathe // Lesson Learnt
Posted by Lindsey McIntyre on March 13th, 2017
Alt-rock band Elasea from the UK have come together to create tunes that are saturated with impressive riffs and satisfying vocals. The members of Elasea are basically a few guys and and a gal with rock and roll souls. This is clear in their music and their recent video for Breathe // Lesson Learnt – […]
Posted in Featured, Music, Reviews, Video Tags: alt, alternative, breathe, breathe/lesson learnt, elasea, lesson learnt, rock No Comments »Greyhaven – Brother
Posted by Tyler Spivey on February 13th, 2017
It’s all too typical for a person to immediately think of the dark and macabre when he or she hears about “heavy music.” This is an understandable reaction. From the earliest days the heavy genres have appealed to our fears just like any good horror movie. Even so, there are so many subgenres of metal […]
Posted in Featured, Music, Reviews Tags: alternative, brother, ep, greyhaven, metal, metal core, pop, rock, state of mind, uk No Comments »Robert Hunter – Afterglow
Posted by Lindsey McIntyre on February 13th, 2017
I was only introduced to Robert Hunter’s unique country/alt-rock sound a couple of weeks ago, but I’ve already developed a connection to his music. The American singer-songwriter has released two EPs so far – Outta My Mind and Afterglow. As much as the first of the two was filled with tight sounds and romantic lyrics, […]
Posted in Featured, Music, Reviews, Video Tags: afterglow, alternative, country, ep, robert hunter, rock, singer, songwriter 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 »Kilkovec – Change Video
Posted by Tyler Spivey on January 23rd, 2017
It’s almost time to take the Plunge. Kilkovec’s new EP is due January 27th. We got a chance to review the release in November. Now the group has offered up a new video for Change.
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 »
