Opening the album with title track “Hollywood’s Bleeding”, Post Malone jumps feet first into his third studio album. Dark, lilting vocals show the angst of calling Hollywood home, “We’re running out of reasons, but we can’t let go.” His hazy words melt songs together, moving from one song into the Continue Reading
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Album Review: The Lumineers unveils an new darkness in “III”
Famous for their upbeat singles like “Ho Hey” “Stubborn Love” and “Ophelia” The Lumineers takes on a different path with III. They do however continue to create powerful stories building off of simplicity and using each instrument to its fullest potential. Despite being a strongly emotionally charged album, The Lumineers Continue Reading
Album Review: Sleeping With Sirens “How it Feels to be Lost”
Sleeping With Sirens are back at it again, with the follow-up record to 2017’s pop rock exploration Gossip. The band is heavier than ever on their latest release, How It Feels To Be Lost, which marks their Sumerian Records debut. Fronted by one of the most recognizable voices in the Continue Reading
Tennis System’s Lovesick is Modern But Timeless
Lovesick by Tennis System is an great blend of 90s grunge and modern indie with a dash of New Wave. This is the LA-based bands third album and I hadn’t listened to their previous work before getting Lovesick sent to me, but after Lovesick I listened to the bands previous Continue Reading
Album Review: Roam “Smile Wide”
Smile Wide, is the newly anticipated third album from UK pop punk band Roam. This record covers dark themes not seen in previous releases, however those themes are still accompanied by the upbeat vibes the band are known for. In a post by the guitarist Alex Adam, he says that Continue Reading
Album Review: The Faim – State of Mind
If you are reading this, and you are asking yourself “who are The Faim?” I did the same thing a few weeks ago. This fall they will co-headline a tour with fellow country-mates Stand Atlantic, and I can tell you this band is INCREDIBLE and they play pop-rock! Originating in Continue Reading
Album Review: flor “Ley Lines”
The Oregon native alternative pop band flor released their sophomore album ley lines today, September 6th, 2019. This album shows a more grown up side of flor that we have not seen previously. The term “ley lines” refers to alignments of landmarks and other man made structures that is believed Continue Reading
Album Review: Barns Courtney “404”
Review by Marina Alvarez What’s next for the English musician Barns Courtney? No doubt, great things! Since the release of his first album, The Attractions of Youth in 2017, Courtney has been diligently working to produce another brilliant album. The second studio album 404 will be released September 6th, 2019. As a Continue Reading
Album Review: Tool “Fear Inoculum”
Review by Mike Thomas Four thousand, eight hundred and seventy-three days. That is the number of days. Tool fans have waited. Waiting for what they hoped would be something incredible, but as the years went by hope faded, And some things that should not have been forgotten were lost. History Continue Reading
KRISTEENYOUNG Is Haunting with Ninth Album The Subset
The self-produced ninth album from avant-rocker Kristen Young, also stylized as KRISTEENYOUNG The SubSet is a theatrical industrial rock-opera math themed album that I didn’t know I needed in my life. The album which was released today, is the first album I’ve listened to this fall and I couldn’t think of Continue Reading
Album Review: Alessia Cara “This Summer”
As the summer dies down Alessia Cara has steadily released 3 singles from her new EP, “This Summer”. Resembling a musical reflection of summer shenanigans including a rocky summer fling, a power anthem and pep talk, Cara relates with listeners through the ups and downs. This Canadian singer-songwriter continues Continue Reading
G-Flip details the roller coaster of love on breakthrough debut record, “About Us”
Review by Jess Williams The feeling of falling in love is something that everyone longs for. It is one of the scariest and most terrifying yet greatest and strongest feelings that we as human beings can feel. Australian singer-songwriter, G-Flip, shares her experience with love on her debut record, out Continue Reading