My first taste of Melbourne’s The Paper Kites was quite the experience. It was early January of this year and I came across their track, “Electric Indigo,” on Spotify. I was reeled in immediately with its lush intro and how… Continue Reading
When it comes to solo artists current state in the music industry, third album releases tend to be viewed as a reassuring achievement since the artist has already set the standard with the first album and proven that one can… Continue Reading
The county of Hertfordshire in England will forever have a special place in my heart as a former resident, and because it has produced great musical talent over the years: Lower Than Atlantis and James Bay being some of my… Continue Reading
Andy Biersack is the epitome of unstoppable. From handling the constant shit-talk, for what Black Veil Brides is, from fellow musicians and music fans alike (I, myself, was guilty of judging by the looks before even hearing the music) to… Continue Reading
If you’re not yet familiar with Los Angeles electronic duo, Leitbur, now might be the time to get acquainted. Today marks the release of their stellar debut album, Antique Travelers – a project that was originally intended as a follow… Continue Reading
If you were to tell ten year-old me that I’d have the honor of reviewing a new All Saints album in 2016, I would have thought you were crazy. I practically wore out their self-titled debut back in 1998 as… Continue Reading
“The album that almost wasn’t” Nearly 3 years ago, I saw this catchy pop band play Slam Dunk festival at Hatfield University in the UK. That’s where my story with The Summer Set started, and today they release the album… Continue Reading
Typing this album title out takes nearly as much time as writing a review, I swear. Whatever happened to the good old IV days, I do not know but I long for the simplicity of it. Otherwise, hello sweet new… Continue Reading
Aussie rockers Hands Like Houses are releasing their long-awaited new album tomorrow, February 26. Dissonants is the third full length from the band and it was produced by James Paul Wisner (Underoath, Paramore) once again, following his involvement on 2013’s… Continue Reading
Los Angeles shoegaze/dreampop trio, Crescendo – comprised of Gregory Cole, Olive Kimoto and Jess Krichelle – first captured my attention with their 2014 debut buzz single, “Gatsby,” which ultimately landed the band recognition for their full-length, Lost Thoughts. Today the… Continue Reading