Blunt Blade Delivers a Darkly Poetic Masterpiece in “Forgiveness”
Nearly three years after his gripping self-titled album lit up our blog in 2022 with an interview, Blunt Blade...
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I Forget Myself’s “A Countenance in Involution” Is a Cinematic Descent into the Human Psyche
There are albums that play like soundtracks to the soul and there are albums that stare back. “A Countenance...
Ol’ June’s “Water” Is A Soulful Oasis of Healing and Hope
In a music landscape often crowded with fleeting trends, Ol’ June rises from Cincinnati with a timeless and deeply...
Terese Hanses Delivers Pure Radiance with ‘In the Summertime’
There’s something magnetic about the first few seconds of Terese Hanses’ single, “In the Summertime.” From the moment the...
Anthony W Harris Jr Delivers Heart and Healing in ‘Don’t Run Away’
In a world where it’s all too easy to retreat when life gets heavy, Anthony W Harris Jr stands...
Evva Polak’s “You Never Know When” Is A Quiet Epiphany Wrapped in Song
Some artists sing, and then some speak; not with loud proclamations, but with delicate sincerity that goes straight to...
“Teenage Scum” by Art Pop Is the Rock Anthem for the Outsiders We’ve All Been
From the legendary live music capital of Austin, Texas, rises a gritty duo. Art Pop is the bold and...
Mick J. Clark’s ‘Anuther Sunny Hulliday’ Is a Joyful Escape for All Ages
If there’s one name you’re bound to remember from this blog, it’s Mick J. Clark. Not just because he...
Nothing Concrete’s The Imperfectionist Turns Musical Diversity into Art
Welcome, dear reader, to the world of Nothing Concrete—a Paris-based collective that refuses to be pinned down by any...
Ben Rankin Rises from the Ashes with This Is More Than Enough
From the heart of Canberra comes Ben Rankin, a one-man metal tempest whose EP, “This Is More Than Enough,”...