Tag: Art Rock
Gwen Stretch Indie Rock Beyond Its Borders on Debut A Cure That Will Save the Both of Us
Pinning down the sound of Gwen is difficult, and that is exactly what makes their debut so exciting. One foot stays planted in arty, experimental [Read More…]
Inside The Whole Peace and Thank Goodness For The Translators: Communication Reimagined Through Sound
In a time where music often strives to soothe, distract, or entertain, The Whole Peace arrives with a different intention. It is not here to [Read More…]
Les Fradkin’s ‘Remote Control’: An Insightful Commentary on Modern Society
In a music industry where innovation often comes at the expense of tradition, Les Fradkin stands as a testament to the seamless fusion of both. [Read More…]
Valhalla Superdrive – “Winged Eyes Wide” – dynamic sounds dart and pirouette in multiple directions!
A lifelong musician and visual artist Kel Alexander, the mastermind behind the Valhalla Superdrive project, spent years of conventional band-based musical exploration via the bass, [Read More…]
Lorenzo Bazzoni – “The Lord Of The Valleys” – intricate instrumental arrangements
The combination of instruments, the epic build-up of each song section, along with some really smart compositional work make “The Lord Of The Valleys”, by [Read More…]
StereoBird – “Illuminated” loops into a gigantic wave of sound
StereoBird is a Brooklyn-based art-rock instrumental band who released their latest single “Illuminated” on the 31st of December. Their last two singles have both been [Read More…]
Will Wood – “Laplace’s Angel”, from the “The Normal Album”
Will Wood’s voice is the absolute gem of his latest single “Laplace’s Angel”, which comes off the album “The Normal Album”. His high octaves sprinkle [Read More…]
Roger Cole & Paul Barrere: ‘Lost In The Sound’ – a rich wealth of epic atmospheric and melodic finesse
If you are a Radiohead fan, with a penchant for legends like Pink Floyd and King Crimson, then Roger Cole & Paul Barrere will be [Read More…]
Chaz Hearne: “Rise of the Voluminous” – wide-ranging sonic assemblages cut with oblique texts
The very first thing I learned while listening to the album “Rise of the Voluminous” by eclectic folk artist, Chaz Hearne, is that the defining [Read More…]
JACK OF NONE: “Who’s Listening to Van Gogh’s Ear?” – is made of that good, solid rock fabric!
It’s not very often that I’m left open-jawed in amazement by a band. My friend suggested that I check out this poetic, experimental art-rock band [Read More…]
