Balancing Act arrives as a warm, organic counterpoint to a noisy musical landscape. Contributions from Bebe Risenfors and Christian Ellegaard deepen the album’s orchestral reach. Across thirteen songs, Vinyl Floor make a quiet but lasting case for staying human amid disorder. Danish brothers Thomas Charlie Pedersen and Daniel Pedersen have spent nearly two decades building […]
Rody Green Turns Heartbreak Into a Slow Burn With “Love Is Agony”
A single that trades big choruses for quiet devastation Green explores guilt, memory, and obsession with a clarity earned This is a song about being loved when you no longer know how to receive it Some songs shout their pain. Rody Green‘s “Love Is Agony” does something harder: it whispers it, letting the ache settle […]
Allen Brooks’ “Mirrors In My Mind” is a Cinematic Psych-Rock Odyssey
Rock music’s enduring tension often exists between paying homage to the past and bravely forging the future. Allen Brooks doesn’t merely acknowledge this; he stands firmly in the middle, utilizing tradition as a launchpad for radical evolution. The Missouri-born artist and filmmaker, whose illustrious career spans decades of American music-from rock to country-and cinematic ventures, […]
Enter the Universe of Rock with Forest City & Friends’ ‘Different Stars’
Prepare your turntables, rock aficionados, for Forest City & Friends are unleashing their latest sonic odyssey upon the universe with the release of ‘Different Stars’. This special limited 12-inch vinyl not only features their brand new single/video, ‘Space Dust’, but also cherry-picks gems from the band’s illustrious discography, including tracks from their previous releases: ‘Forest […]
Rock Reverie: def.fo Takes Us on a Trip with ‘Play It Cool’
In the ever-evolving soundscape of rock music, where the past and present intermingle in a harmonious yet daring dance, def.fo’s latest single, “Play It Cool,” emerges as a distinctive and mesmerizing gem. Crafted by the musical prowess of Tom Powell, under his def.fo moniker, this psychedelic auditory creation navigates the realms of nostalgia while exuding […]
Travis Bickle – “The Future of Rock As We Know It” – a unique identity, with shades of some of the past rock greats
Ian Ratliff, an independent musician and producer based out of Scottsdale, Arizona, started out with an old mixing board he found in his family’s garage plus a version of Garageband. He was in his junior year of high school at the time. Two years later he has taken on the artistic persona of Travis Bickle […]
New Jersey based Singer and Guitarist – Max Feinstein
Max Feinstein is a New Jersey based Singer and Guitarist who combines elements of Alternative, Grunge, and Psychedelic Rock on his new single, Borderlines, out October 27th. Borderlines was written along with the rest of Feinstein’s upcoming album, Redefine, during the heart of the COVID-19 lockdown while undergoing intensive physical therapy in order to avoid […]
After Dark – “Break Away” – overdriven guitars and rock grooviness!
After Dark is a three-piece band from the Vancouver B.C. Area. The project is made up of Kaldy “Kabby” Blanchard (Guitar and Vocals), and cousins Brandon “Bee” Fernstrom (Drums) and Jory “WildChild” Fernstrom (Bass), who have been playing music together since they were 17. Kaldy is also a DJ and hiphop producer, while drummer Bee […]
Harkness – “Defibrillator” – a spark of originality and enthusiasm runs through every note
A two-minute and twelve second fireworks display of songwriting, arranging, performance and production brilliance. That’s really all we need to say about “Defibrillator”, the second single taken off the debut album, “The Occasion”, by multi-instrumentalist, and singer-songwriter, Harkness. Recorded and Mixed by Harkness at Anonymous Studios in Toronto for Windchild Records, the new single sees […]
Fly Like Venus: “Scenes” – a natural progression for the genre!
At the epicenter of a trans-formative new rock movement, with all its pros and cons, plus the power and beauty, of the legendary last bastion of truly great rock singers – Chris Cornell – gone forever, I always cringe in anticipation when preparing to listen to what ‘new’ rock bands might bring to the table. […]
