Circus of the West has unleashed the second single, Boxes, from their latest album We’ll See Ourselves Out. Boxes is a rockin’ jam infused with pop sensibilities and a potent message about the boxes we stuff ourselves in as we go through and endure life in the current social paradigm. I’m sure we can all […]
Album Reviews
This section includes a running list of the music reviews we publish. We also publish a lot of interviews, curate playlists, and podcast. Want to submit your music?
If You Dig Synth Pop With An ’80s Throwback Feel, You’ll Dig Once Around Saturn’s New Album
Sydney based Dan Kelso creates and releases music as the moniker Once Around Saturn, with a bundle of singles which have led up to the release of his EP, These Promises. If you have a thing for ’80s influenced synth pop, These Promises is the perfect fix for you. Inspired and fueled by the music […]
Philipp Kessler Releases New Ambient, Space Single Pulsar
Inspired by the music of Jón Hallur Haraldsson, composer of music for the game EVE Online, Switzerland based Philipp Kessler began exploring and discovering his passion for ambient, downtempo, space music driven by a fascination for the universe and all it’s wonder. His newest single Pulsar is a journey, not only through a cosmic atmosphere, […]
Alec Henderson Debuts His First Song Without An Acoustic Guitar And It Rocks!
Pennsylvania raised, Nashville based singer/songwriter Alec Henderson decided to leave the acoustic guitar behind to create an experimental rock song titled You’re A Planet/Different Worlds. Alec is an artist who holds strong to the DIY ethos we are very fond of here at MTM. A songwriter who typically creates songs focused on feeling alone, searching […]
The Mumford Music Experience Releases New Song/Video, It’s Never Too Late
Germany based Alexander Ehm has developed a reputation and quite the portfolio as a soundtrack composer but he also has been releasing music as a solo artist using a team of highly talented musicians to help bring his visions to fruition. As The Mumford Music Experience you might expect this to be a Mumford Sons […]
ACID CTRL Releases Newest Vaporwave/Chillwave Project Tear Elixir
If you missed our recent interview with ACID CTRL, be sure to check that out here. We discuss this new project in more depth. After creating quite a bit of buzz in the vaporwave and chillwave community, ACID CTRL found himself being urged by peers to produce and release a full EP. ACID CTRL speaks […]
Dean Richard Releases Fun, Light-Hearted, Seasonal Anthem Titled Summer
Light up the grill, call all our friends, tell them to bring their instruments and get ready for a hot day by the water in Dean Richard‘s newest single/video Summer. Summer is a fun jam which celebrates all the great things that come along with summer. Days by the lake with friends, hot food on […]
Sam Rochford’s New Single and Video Goes Down So Easy
Originally from Connecticut but now in Nashville, singer/songwriter Sam Rochford has released a delightful new single and accompanying visual treatment for So Easy. So Easy is currently charting nationally on the IndieWorld Country Record charts. Before moving to Nashville, Sam hosted “Markov Music” on Boston based internet radio station WEMF. Once in Nashville she was […]
Eric Frisch Releases Warm, Fuzzy, Retro Pop Sounds on Late In The Night
If you missed our previous Eric Frisch features, you can find them here and here. Eric has returned with his newest project, recorded in one night in a Toronto studio from midnight until 7 AM, titled Late In The Night. The true beauty of this album lies in it’s organic nature. Each song was recorded […]
Contemplate Technological Singularity Through The Epic, Captivating, Cinematic, Ethereal Opus 2045 by Toni Castells
UK based, internationally known publication The Guardian recently included Toni Castells‘ live presentation of 2045 in their list “Five of the Best Live Classical Concerts”. I’m not an expert on live classical concerts or even classical music, but I know something epic when I hear it…or in this case feel and experience it. At least […]
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