INTERCONTINEN7AL’s ‘Night Shift’ is a Swaying Acoustic Track
INTERCONTINEN7AL has racked up quite the reputation over the past couple of years. With eclectic albums, exploring and presenting a multitude of genres, and lyricism that makes you feel closer to the world, their discography speaks for them.
Album Review : Velcrocranes’ ‘What if I Die’
‘What if I Die’ is Velcrocranes’ debut LP that gets into the complexity of life and how it is transformed when juxtaposed with the principles of death.
Gli Incubi Di Freud Presents Ribbons of Anthemic Rock in ‘E poi non ridi più’
‘E poi non ridi più’ is the latest release of Italian rock band Gli Incubi Di Freud (Freud). It courses along a melodic rock ribbon, exploring the melancholy of losing the laughter and joy of a loved one.
Moose Wrench Forge an Experimental Prog Rock Niche with EP, ‘Not Dead Yet’
Moose Wrench has a flair for experimental rock. With bold textures, defiant spirit, strong concept, and sonic conviction, they forge a distinct niche. The band’s latest EP, ‘Not Dead Yet’ perfectly captures this energy.
Gary Dranow’s ‘Digitize’ is a Vibrant Synth Rock Production
The track ‘Digitize’ showcases the sonic affluence of Gary Dranow and the Manic Emotions. The band’s sound is effortlessly versatile as they excavate complex themes with powerful vision.
Kelsie Kimberlin’s ‘Vlad’ is a Tenacious Rock Rap Track
‘Vlad’ reveals a brand new dimension of Kelsie Kimberlin’s sonic persona. The track reveals her charismatic orientation with hip-hop as she critiques the government of Russian President, ‘Vladimir Putin’ aka ‘Vlad’.
Music Review : Blueburst’s ‘Fly Away’
Blueburst has released his latest single, ‘Fly Away’ in collaboration with Marty Willson-Piper and Riley Schatz.
Harry Kappen - One Life
In his latest track, ‘One Life’, the Dutch artist, music therapist and multi-instrumentalist presents a blues-rock soundscape.
Autorub Molds Alt-Rock to Leave a Quirky-Funk Aftermath with ‘Meatball’
Autorub has just released their latest single, ‘Meatball’. You can instantly spot the references to Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, and Green Day mixed in with classics like the Stones, the Kinks, Hendrix, and Talking Heads.
Love Ghost & Go Golden Junk Present a Grand Rock Rap in ‘Hollywood Blvd’
The track, ‘Hollywood Blvd’ blends the Love Ghost’s signature emo rock with Go’s pop rap to generate a melodramatic Latin rock that is instantly reminiscent of early Y2K sonic frames.
Gary Dranow’s ‘Sandy Beaches’ Preaches a Rock Diversity Like Never Before
Gary Dranow’s ‘Sandy Beaches’ is a garage rock track wrung powerfully with influences of grunge, blues, and hard rock.
Erick Castrillion : ‘The Great Awakening’
In his latest release, ‘The Great Awakening’, Erick Castrillion presents a haunting, prophetic soundscape that explores the new era and evolution of technology and AI.
Anjalts’ ‘War is so Primitive’ is a Cerebral Alt Rock Experimentation
In her latest single, ‘War is so Primitive’, Anjalts drives a compelling narrative with earthy beats, groovy bass lines, and futuristic synths.
Good Time Locomotive’s ‘Devils and Angels’ Depict a Grand Conceptual and Emotional Duality
In their latest release, ‘Devils and Angels’ this conceptual and emotional duality is reinforced all through the soundscape, leading towards a cathartic climax.
All Things Automatic Deliver Unprecedented Concept & Depth with ‘This Is An Invitation’
In their latest EP, ‘This Is An Invitation’, All Things Automatic set out mellow anthems. Combining ethereal ambiance with immersive melancholy, these tracks have unprecedented concept and depth.
Monroe Moon’s ‘Smoked a Cigarette Instead’ Depicts a Fantastic Post Rock Dimension
Their latest single, ‘Smoked a Cigarette Instead’ is a sublime blend of cerebral post-rock and bluesy grunge.
The Mars McClanes Reset the Clock on Indie Rock with ‘December Songs’
In their latest release, ‘December Songs’, The Mars McClanes present a mellow folk rock sound.
Gary Dranow & The Manic Emotions : Destiny Road (Re-mix)
Guild Theory Details A Haunting Shadow Rock with ‘Indignant Swines’
With this latest release, ‘Indignant Swines’, Guild Theory cast a haunting shadow of rock, detailing it with mantric vocals, mellow instrumentals, and quite incredibly, an evolving sphere of silence.
Trickshooter Social Club Present a Delightful Mesh of Rock & its Subcultures in ‘Truck Stop Dangerous’
Our music is an oddly literate, completely eclectic approach to fuzzy, tweedy, garage-y, country-tinged, stomp and clap American rock-n-roll. Sometimes singer/songwriter, sometimes loud and unapologetic – our songs are a little whiskey soaked and world weary – but always leave a little room for redemption