German-Indie-Disco-Wave-Electro-Pop. I know that's a mouthful but that's what drew me to the band How To Loot Brazil. Honestly, that's all the information I was given when asked to review 'Joy To Be Had' from How To Loot Brazil but,... Continue Reading →
It's new music Friday. I know that Beyonce's latest album is all the talk right now, but in my world, I'm all about Crash Exhibition's new album, 'Alright,' that just dropped today. Does that name sound familiar? It should! I... Continue Reading →
I love snow. I love being stuck inside because of snow. There's just something so cozy about it, and it makes me feel so productive. At the same time, I hate feeling like I can't leave the house and go... Continue Reading →
There are some bands I write about just once and others that I write about repeatedly. GreenWing is one of those bands I have written about multiple times but am not done shoving them down your throat. Why is this,... Continue Reading →
The new EP from Blacklight Hotel was pitched to me as "Soulful Rock for the Lost and Broken." Although I'm having a great day, and all things are sunshine and rainbows right now, we can all feel a little lost... Continue Reading →
It has been years since I reviewed the self-titled EP from Joker's Hand. Although it's a release I have listened to many times since I reviewed it, I spent some time tonight going back and re-reading the review (you can... Continue Reading →
I know that I have a long night ahead of me tonight with two concerts to go to, but all I want to do right now is check out some new music and tell you all about it. It's a... Continue Reading →
The combination of folk, country, and rock music in Backstrom's album "The Carousel" creates an intriguing and theatrical listening experience. The album ranges from theatrical tracks to emotional ballads, with standout songs like "The Journey." With a blend of storytelling and powerful emotions, this album is a must-listen for those seeking an escape.
I've had 'Whiskey Hotel Tango' from wht.rbbt.obj. sitting on my desk for a little bit now. Honestly, I love the album art. It's dark and haunting but also comes off as a classic masterpiece. Was that the vibe I would... Continue Reading →