It was approximately a year ago when North Carolina based Bittersweet Machines managed to thoroughly impress me. When listening to the No Bad Horizons album (feature article here), what seemed like a group of talented musicians turned out to be a one-man show. Bittersweet Machines is back with a new album. The title is The […]
Interview with Sun Bloom – Take It Away
London trio Sun Bloom take the indie world by storm with their infectious new single Take It Away, out now. The single blends surf-rock, dream-pop and indie-rock sensibilities to create a sounds that is both vibrant and refreshing. Take It Away brings with it that familiar Californian sunshine sound, with its swirling riffs, hazy hooks […]
Interview with Dead Rituals – Closer
In this interview spotlight, I chat with Dead Rituals about their latest music, technology, challenges and more. Full Q&A along with links and music below. Where are you from and what style of music do you create? (In your own words, not necessarily in marketing terms or by popular genre classifications.) We are a band […]
Interview with JANIZ – Taking Back Horizons
JANIZ has delivered their new album, Taking Back Horizons, along with the official music video for their single Breathe. Buckle up for an energetic, passionate, melodically rich wall of alt-pop-rockin’ sounds. The easily memorable hooks found on Taking Back Horizons will have you singing and humming the various songs off the album long after the […]
Gary Douglas Band Releases Powerful New Single and Video, Watch Deep In The Water (Redeux)
Gary Douglas Band has returned with a powerful new single and music video titled Deep In The Water (Redeux). This isn’t Gary’s first time gracing these pages, and we’re always excited when has new music to share. Deep In The Water shares the stories and struggles of Douglas’ legal battle against DuPont chemical company for […]
The Normal Living Deliver Sonic Goods, Pop Appeal on Latest Single, Listen to How It All Went Down
Seven-piece pop rockers The Normal Living deliver a sonic package of tasty jams with a heavy dose of radio friendly pop appeal, rock and roll energy, beautiful vocal harmonies and enough creative diversity to keep things interesting and fresh for listeners of all styles of music. How It All Went Down is a powerful wall […]
Dirty Snowman Society’s Love of Rock and Roll Emanates from their Songs, Listen Now
Based in Copper Mountain, Colorado, Dirty Snowman Society keep themselves warmed with a blaze of rock and roll glory even when the 350 inches of annual snowfall has them barricaded and approaching hypothermia. When they aren’t hitting the slopes, they’re crafting timeless rock music. The band’s love for creating unadulterated rock and roll becomes apparent […]
Interview with Joe Olnick – Iguana
The Joe Olnick Band is a quartet that writes and performs original, groove-based instrumental jazz/funk, in the vein of the New Mastersounds, Phish and Medeski Martin & Wood. The band takes themes from their recordings and jams them out live for a unique experience. They will interpret at least a couple of covers in each set, but are […]
John Vento Releases Next Single from Love, Lust & Other Wreckage, Watch Video for Baby Blues Now
John Vento returns with the next single and music video for Baby Blues off his latest album Love, Lust & Other Wreckage. Featuring a soothing, reflective acoustic guitar progression, Baby Blues is a roots rockin’ single which builds from simple voice and acoustic guitar into a more layered and nuanced soundscape which sets the mood […]
The Impersonators Return with Infectious Melodies, Memorable Lyrics on Circus
This isn’t The Impersonators first time gracing these pages. In fact, they’ve been on these pages multiple times packing a sonic punch of alternative rock vibes and melodically rich pop aesthetics which results in uplifting songs with a heavy dose of (radio friendly) replay value. Needless to say, The Impersonators are one of those bands […]
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