Review by Jess Williams At the young age of 23 years old, Isabelle Rezazadeh, otherwise known as REZZ, is building an empire within the electronic dance music scene. The Ukranian born self-taught producer hailing from Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada, is no stranger in the industry, attending numerous EDM festivals and Continue Reading
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Album Review: Houndmouth “Golden Age”
Review by Joanna Glezakos Alternative indie band, Houndmouth from New Albany, Indiana are set to release their newest album Golden Age via Rough Trade Records on Friday, August 3rd. Houndmouth consists of vocalist/guitarist, Matt Myers, bassist/vocalist, Zak Appleby and drummer/vocalist Shane Cody. This is the third album under their belt Continue Reading
Album Review: Trophy Eyes “The American Dream”
Words by Nina Tadic Australian punk band Trophy Eyes has done it again with their new release, The American Dream. The initial impression of the new album, for any seasoned fan of the band, will be that it is poppy, soft, or radio-oriented from the get-go. However, this is far from the reality of The American Continue Reading
Album Review: Meg Meyers “Take Me To The Disco”
Review by Sarah Lozano Don’t let the title of Meg Myer’s second LP fool you. Take Me to the Disco is not the pop dance album of the year, but a dramatic ballad filled record with lots of depth. Her second album and the first studio release since splitting with Continue Reading
Album Review: Brigades “True Blue”
Words by Jordan Burke Since the release of their full length album Indefinite, Brigades have remained quiet with new releases but have been busy paving the way by touring alongside some other incredible bands such as Counterparts, Real friends and Every time I die. Brigades are set to release True Continue Reading
Album Review: Just Friends “Nothing But Love”
Review by Annayelli Flores Once in a blue moon, there comes a band whose sound you cannot categorize or even begin to describe. They blur genres, weave and twist their music into a sonic blend that surrenders you lost for words, and leaves you shook with their capabilities in making Continue Reading
Album Review: Real Friends’ Composure
Words by Joanna Glezakos Composure, the newest album by Illinois pop-punk heroes Real Friends drops today and it’s exactly what your emo heart has been waiting for. This is the third studio album from the band is released by Fearless Records and produced by Mike Green in Los Angeles, CA. Continue Reading
Album Review: The Nectars’ Sci-Fi Television
Words by Spencer Prather Alternative rock has been seeing many a band that push the envelope and make their own distinct sound nowadays. With their debut album Sci-Fi Television, New Jersey outfit The Nectars (lead vocalist Jess Kenny, guitarist Mike Baron, bassist Jon Paul, and drummer Mike Montalbano) have joined Continue Reading
Album Review: Trash Boat “Crown Shyness”
If one were to listen to Trash Boat’s newest album Crown Shyness expecting another run-of-the-mill pop punk album, they’d have a very pleasant surprise in order. Formed in 2014, Trash Boat (consisting of vocalist Tobi Duncan, guitarists Dann Bostock and Ryan Hyslop, bassist James Grayson, and drummer Oakley Moffatt) is Continue Reading
Album Review: Casey “Where I Go When I Am Sleeping”
Words by Nina Tadic Where I Go When I Am Sleeping, Casey’s highly anticipated sophomore record, has been released for less than a day, and in that time has made waves. On the band’s 2016 release, Love Is Not Enough, the band did an good job of establishing their style, both sonically and Continue Reading
Album Review: Together Pangea “Bulls and Roosters”
California has been known for pumping out their own breed of bands over the years and have come to create a genre of music that is inherently “Californian”. For those of you who don’t know what I’m talking about, take a listen to Wavves, FIDLAR, SWMRS, The Frights, King Shelter Continue Reading
Album Review: Kesha “Rainbow”
Kesha rose to fame in the 2010’s as she dropped track after track that that filled our high school mix tapes. “Tik Tok” followed by “We R Who We R” followed by “Die Young”, the hits were endless. But us listeners knew little about what was happening behind the scenes. Continue Reading