Some albums gently guide you through emotions.This album does not do that. Stand as a Rock by Dorine Levy kicks your door off its hinges, hurls a survival kit at your chest, and gives you a knowing look that says “Yeah, buddy. You’re gonna need this.” Dorine’s latest release isn’t just a collection of 18 […]
Composed of nine tracks of absolute wonder, “Clarity” is groovy, upbeat, yet raw and intimate at the same time – in other words, it provides clarity, an expression and a glimpse of Guess Pre’s mind divided in a handful of songs. To say this album is a ‘deep dive’ would be an understatement, as vulnerability
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Emphasizing on grace and melodic structures, Pawel Ratynski lets the music speak for itself, for himself, and for everyone else. As a matter of fact, he claims that the role of music “builds our image of the world in a more universal and lasting way than words”. Let’s face it, every score is not like
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One for Georgie immediately starts with an upscale, upbeat tune that will sweep you off your feet – it only keeps this vibe up, gradually getting better as the song progresses. The man called ‘Georgie’ in the song (“Georgie, Georgie, where are you?”) refers to George Best, the late Manchester United legend. As such, this
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Telekinetic by Twice Dark is a record so drenched in sorrowful grandeur that any artist might have to pause and take a deep breath just to fully enjoy the project. This isn’t just some synth-laden gothpop confection designed for casual toe-tapping. No, Telekinetic is pure gothic rock: cavernous guitars, deep basslines that crawl under your
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Right off the bat, everything about “The Simian” seems fresh and high quality, like every instrument and every detail is meant to be there. We’ve got Kris Yunker, Ben Atkind, Ari Joshua, and Jason Hann from The String Cheese Incident to thank for that. Not only is it a feel-good-esque song, but it’s also quite
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Ungoliath embodies an incredible storyteller-esque aura within all four tracks of their EP “The Fourfold Descent”. It takes listeners on a journey, the undeniable feeling of being taken on a journey to the band’s world of emotions and perspective evident. Just from the titles themselves, one would see how poetic this whole record is; it
Let’s talk about The Journey, the latest album from Transcending Into the Unknown. They’re a band that sounds like they crawled out of a haunted roadhouse, had their guitars tuned under a blood-red moon and then decided to absolutely shred. This thing is six tracks of pure, cinematic rock ‘n’ roll doom swagger, the kind
You may be wondering, a glimpse of what, exactly? The7thGatekeeper released a cover EP consisting of seven tracks, and by listening to each and every one of them, you would get what I mean. Imagine taking something great to a park yet re-routing to go to the beach instead. It all starts with John Denver’s
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From wicked trances to endless references, it’s pretty clear that TE/MO had her mind in deep work in creating back-to-back EPs: “LOVERS, UPRIGHT” and “LOVERS, REVERSED”. Composed of twelve tracks (six each) altogether, one would probably get a sense of what each one is about, but the thing about TE/MO and these concepts she’s made,
