Readership makes power pop sounds ‘drawn from the rock anthems of R.E.M. and Boy-era U2 [with] moments of overdrive and chaos’ (John Vettese, Editor of WXPN’s The Key). Adrian Morse and Matt Mastronardo started performing together in various Philadelphia bands in 2012 after Matt inexplicably responded to Adrian’s internet ad seeking a female collaborator to […]
Russell Lee Delivers A Fine Blend of Country and Rock on What Do I Do
Russell Lee is a working man’s musician. A passion for music unites with a skill for crafting catchy, honest songs that fall somewhere on the spectrum between classic-esque country and refreshingly modern folk-rock. What Do I Do isn’t Lee’s newest album, considering his recent Christmas record, but Russell has been hard at work touring, performing […]
Glen Meling Explores Experiences of Migration In New Album, Minnesota
Norway based creative Glenn Meling has returned with his third album, Minnesota, which explores the experiences of migration to American during the 19th century. During the 1800s, the American Midwest became a popular spot to settle down with people migrating from Norway and surrounding regions. After traveling the states, Glenn found himself digging deeper into […]
Max Fite Will Make You Shake It On Down With New Album
Los Angeles indie rockers Max Fite deliver a refreshing, raw, energetic Rock N Roll record with their new album Shake It On Down. These jams are guaranteed to make you shake it down no matter where you are. Stuck in rush hour traffic? Crack the windows and turn this up to 11. Your steering wheel […]
Sing The Zombie Man Chant And Share Explicit Thoughts with The Human Darts
I don’t know what it is about the water in Florida but I’ve found myself jammin’ out pretty damn hard to a sonic adventure that calls themselves The Human Darts and their new album Explicit Thoughts. I can’t help but think about one of my other top Florida garage rockers, The fundaMentals. Just before Zombie […]
Experience Mars in The NaveBlues New Video for Thank You
In this convincing new visual treatment, The NaveBlues take us to Mars while we rock out to a unique and refreshing rendition of Led Zeppelin’s “Thank You“. Norway based singer/songwriter and creative visionary Nave Pundik has been building a major buzz with his provocative visuals, his blazing harmonica skills, and his ability to deliver aurally […]
Bad Reed Jam Hard On New Single/Video Stained Glass
Ontario, Canada based psych-pop-art-rockers Bad Reed have definitely caught my attention with their jammin’ new single and the accompanying visual for “Stained Glass“. Bad Reed is Costa Chatzis on percussion, Austin Sharpe on bass, Sydney Sollazzo on vocals and keyboards, and Graham Walker on guitars. This group of creatives are just getting warmed up as […]
Digital Order Send Us On Our Way With New Single
Digital Order have been here before so be sure to check out our previous interview with these awesomesauce Aussie electro rockers. Back when we interviewed the crew, they were promoting their Sons of Odyssey release. Today I’m sharing their newest single On Our Way. After raising enough money to launch a national tour through Kickstarter, […]
The Flux Machine Interview
Introducing The Flux Machine: Punk-infused alt-rock from New York City. Influenced by the likes of The Rolling Stones, The Ramones and The Foo Fighters, this new act is ready to claim its stake in the arena of rock and roll music. Audiofuzz.com called them “Exile on Main Street Revisited”. With a powerful 5-piece live ensemble, […]
Interview with Hunt for Hunter – Oblivious
Hunt for Hunter is a folk-rock duo based in Brooklyn NY, comprised of Michael Hunter on violin, guitar and vocals, and Ian Hunt on cajon, guitar and vocals. Born out of Hunter’s solo album “A Chance to Shine“, Hunt for Hunter is a blend of both musicians’ diverse musical backgrounds. Classical and bluegrass, hard rock […]
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