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Journey / Destination Shows Raw Soul With Great Bars and Bravado

Hip-hop is in a crosshair’s point in 2024. With the advent of the feud between Kendrick Lamar and Drake still being felt along every aspect of the music industry, one of the factors that made it such a big deal in the first place was because of Kendrick’s ethos; the idea of whether hip-hop was […]

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Transcending Languange & Music: San Ta Gatia by Super Stereo

San Ta Gatia is Super Stereo’s newest album to date. It has 8 powerful tracks that have elements of punk, alternative, grunge, and shoegaze. Let’s do a deep dive and read why you need to listen to San Ta Gatia. Let’s start with Airport. The track’s intro has a melancholic/magical feel. The guitar’s distorted reverb

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Santa Sallet’s debut album, Plutography is an experience you don’t want to miss

Plutography is Santa Sallet’s debut album. It has powerful 16-track songs. Yes. Yes. 16 songs. That alone will give you hours to just sit down and enjoy the music. Let’s do a deep dive and read why Plutography is a banger of an album. Let’s start with the first track of the album, “Championship Ring”.

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Echoes of Janus Giving Us A Masterclass With His New Album, Psychotic Episodes

Psychotic Episodes is the latest album from Echoes of Janus and If I can be honest, it’s a masterclass of all sorts. Yes. A masterclass and I’m all for it. “Alligator” is where we were introduced to Echoes of Janus’s musical prowess. The track started with this Classic Rock tone that gives off this Led

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Hear, Hear: The Sound of “It Was Here He Received His Only Formal Education” by The Muster Point Project (Album Review)

With a vintage pop/rock, country sound and traces of personal yet relatable endeavour, The Muster Point Project has definitely poured their entire hearts and souls into this album. Thirteen tracks of beautifully raw experiences put together, and they’ve got me saying “your music’s got a hold of me, and I don’t mind giving in”! To

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120 Minutes: A Visual Album by blackbyrd

Music can perfectly capture the essence of moments, and as often as it can, it is one way to preserve time by escaping the present and going back to transcend into other worlds through vibe. blackbyrd (formerly known as mikeyblackkk), with his latest album release titled “120 Minutes: A Visual Album,” presents an interesting concept

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Ratchet Dolls’ New Album Not Only Makes the Noize, They ‘Bring The Noize’

Early in 2023, if you knew where to look, you could see the seeds of a return to sleazy, cut-the-cloth type of rock music hitting the airwaves again and getting the ground running. From Eurovision winners Maneskin becoming household names with their debut album to some of the most celebrated albums of the year containing

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