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Projekt C – “Horn-Shell People” (Single Review)
Projekt C come charging in with “Horn-Shell People,” a single that wastes absolutely no time making its presence known. Built on momentum, grit, and sharp pop-rock punch, the track delivers exactly what modern rock needs right now: loud guitars, a locked-in groove, and hooks engineered to stick after the first [more ...]
Peningo Riders – “Duck That Jeep” (Single Review)
Peningo Riders come roaring out of Rye, New York with their debut single “Duck That Jeep,” a gritty, high-octane Southern Rock anthem that feels built for highway speakers and wide-open skies. Rooted in a Stevie Ray Vaughan-style Texas shuffle, the track is equal parts swagger, groove, and Americana charm — [more ...]
The Mortal Prophets – Hide Inside The Moon (Album Review)
John Beckmann’s The Mortal Prophets has never operated like a traditional band. Instead, it feels more like a moving constellation — a project where avant-garde composition, Americana ghosts, and noir electronic atmospheres collide under shifting lunar light. With Hide Inside The Moon, Beckmann delivers one of the most immersive chapters [more ...]
Gloria May Byron – “Shadows Over Eden (Where Did All the Mercy Go!)” (Single)
With “Shadows Over Eden,” Gloria May Byron emerges as a striking new voice from Newfoundland, offering a single that feels less like a debut release and more like a heartfelt call to conscience. Written entirely by Byron herself, the track carries a weight of reflection that speaks directly to the [more ...]
Projekt C – “Horn-Shell People” (Single Review)
Projekt C come charging in with “Horn-Shell People,” a single that wastes absolutely no time making its presence known. Built on momentum, grit, and sharp pop-rock punch, the track delivers exactly what modern rock needs right now: loud guitars, a locked-in groove, and hooks engineered to stick after the first...
Peningo Riders – “Duck That Jeep” (Single Review)
Peningo Riders come roaring out of Rye, New York with their debut single “Duck That Jeep,” a gritty, high-octane Southern Rock anthem that feels built for highway speakers and wide-open skies. Rooted in a Stevie Ray Vaughan-style Texas shuffle, the track is equal parts swagger, groove, and Americana charm —...
The Mortal Prophets – Hide Inside The Moon (Album Review)
John Beckmann’s The Mortal Prophets has never operated like a traditional band. Instead, it feels more like a moving constellation — a project where avant-garde composition, Americana ghosts, and noir electronic atmospheres collide under shifting lunar light. With Hide Inside The Moon, Beckmann delivers one of the most immersive chapters...
Gloria May Byron – “Shadows Over Eden (Where Did All the Mercy Go!)” (Single)
With “Shadows Over Eden,” Gloria May Byron emerges as a striking new voice from Newfoundland, offering a single that feels less like a debut release and more like a heartfelt call to conscience. Written entirely by Byron herself, the track carries a weight of reflection that speaks directly to the...
Fileehx – “Welcome to Hell Hey” (Single)
With “Welcome to Hell Hey,” Fileehx delivers a sharply observed, sunlit paradox—a track that smiles brightly while quietly tightening the knot beneath it. Upbeat, ironic, and unmistakably cinematic, the single captures California not as a postcard fantasy, but as a living contradiction where ambition and illusion move in lockstep. [caption...
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