Cold Soda Club – Passing Greenbush EP
Sheboygan, WI. natives Cold Soda Club are barely scratching the surface on their potential. Formed in 2011 while the members were still in high school, they've managed to navigate...
Call Security – Laberge
The classic Killers sound of the early 2000s necessarily bears a certain nostalgia; indeed, alternative rock and indie have changed quite a bit since then. Even the band themselves...
Horace Greene – Early American Ice Cream
What does ice cream have to do with bluesy indie rock? I'm not really sure but my best guess is they're both tasty.
Before I even dive into the musical...
Single: Oshwa – Off You Go
Alicia Walter's move from Chicago to Brooklyn naturally transitioned Oshwa from a band to a solo project. Walter, who studied composition in college, was already handling a majority of...
Overslept – That’s Not Very Punk Rock of You
Denver's Overslept has returned with a new EP that mostly lives up to its title by exchanging layered guitar riffs and and full-band instrumentation with a good share of...
Boys’ Club – Come Find Me
It's always a bittersweet feeling discovering a band after they've broken up; arguably, it's even harder when the band has just called it quits. It's almost as if you're interrupting the...
Redshift Headlights – Inside Voices
The narrative nature of Redshift Headlights' debut LP, "Inside Voices" makes it obvious that Stephen McCabe is not content with the lyrical status quo. McCabe, an English instructor at the...
Michael Steven “Do Not Open” Review
Michael Steven has been sharing his bars and early footage from this album with me since well before its recent release. From the first few verses I heard, I...
Conscious Coop – Hell on Earth Review
Hell on Earth is a single from Concious Coop's debut record 'S l AVEs of THE VILLE' coming Summer 2017!
Delain – Moonbathers Review
Twenty-sixteen has been a great year for music so far in the rock and metal world and Delain adding some new music to the list is welcomed with open...
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