Category: New Album

Tom Craven’s optimist & honest new album “Make Yourself Known”

The folk vibes that Tom Craven is known for are all here, filled with lush production and a sunny atmosphere. This album was written and recorded remotely during the worst of the pandemic, it’s music that saw what was going on with the world and decided to go in the opposite direction.

May 5, 2023
Beatdenker pushes further in all things rhythmic in new release “I Like It But I Do It”

The album, “I like It But I Do It” by Beatdenker which is actually one 20-minute-long track running in a continuous flow through various stages, mirrors the busy world within us that constantly generates new thoughts and ideas, and at the same time, it visualizes the potential hidden within that just needs to be made…

May 4, 2023
Solar Soundz & DJ Flipcyide brilliant new album “Fantastic Beats And Where To Find Them”

Solar Soundz and DJ Flipcyide created this album “Fantastic Beats And Where To Find Them” over the course of two years. Filled with famous movie speeches, like the one in Network (Peter Finch) which you can listen to in “Mad!” this album is a call to decency, freedom of being, and authenticity.

April 24, 2023
DCxPC New Volume 15: No Coffin

I was hooked right away. This was some killer metal but with great ardcore/punk influences. It was fast as hell, dirty as fuck, and heavier than I’d seen in a long time. Mr. P (DCxPC) on the first impression of No Coffin

April 15, 2023
“Bull in a China Shop” by Atomic Bronco: A Dynamic Indie Rock Masterpiece

Featuring 11 mesmerizing tracks, “Bull in a China Shop” by Atomic Bronco effortlessly blends garage rock, lo-fi, and classic rock, resulting in a unique and refreshing sound.

April 15, 2023
Butterfly Garden great debut LP “This Was Gonna Last”

“This Was Gonna Last” is Butterfly Garden’s debut full-length album, one which took 50 hours to make. In their own words, “The process was extremely rewarding, including the more tedious aspects of recording”.

April 8, 2023
Occurrence’s masterful and impressive new album “Slow Violence”

Slow Violence by Occurrence is a massive collection of twenty-two songs, showcasing all of the trio’s abilities at once. Over the course of the record, we see the band creating powerful music, with dreamy atmospheres and vocal melodies alongside crashing percussion and a somewhat industrial influence.

April 7, 2023
Moon and Aries’s bold and addictive new album “Break The Matrix”

Break the Matrix by Moon and Aries was released in three parts beginning last September, so now it’s time to take a listen to the full project as it was intended. It’s a concept album composed of nine tracks, and it features the most diverse mixture of textures and nuances…

March 24, 2023
Blu Joy’s vintage new album

Blu Joy was created by high school friends Kris Wilson and Niqo Robertson after meeting in their school band. Niqo discovered Kris’s passion for songwriting and soon after, the two were writing and jamming together. They are inspired by classics from the pop and rock of the mid-20th century, while also adding some 90’s influence…

March 15, 2023
Mad Painter releases new Full-Length Rocker “Splashed”

The best way I could describe Mad Painter in terms of their sound is that it’s inventive, energizing, and melodic with a distinctly retro vibe. “Splashed,” the band’s latest release, a whopping 17-track full-length album, is slated to be released on March 15, 2023.

March 15, 2023
Kimaya Diggs after dark there’s light “Quincy”

“Quincy was written and recorded during a really hard time in my life. But instead of writing sad songs (already did that on my first album!) I decided to chase the joy that I was missing in my life. I wanted songs that reflected my heartbreak but could also make you dance. I kept being…

March 9, 2023
Aggressive Soccer Moms “QUINT”

Aggressive Soccer Moms recorded a cover. A version of Yoko Ono’s “Why” “Her way of approaching music has many similarities to ASM’s way of experimenting with their music. The monotony of her song “Why” is interspersed with rock’n’roll vibes as in “Sisters, O Sisters”. If any genre boundary is identified, it must be broken.

March 9, 2023