January 30, 2018
Album Review: Oddnote’s Self-Titled
Nashville rock n rollers Oddnote just released a self-titled album this month, barely half a year after the band’s inception. Founded by Arman Asadsangabi, Oddnote hearkens…
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January 16, 2018
Album Review: Power, by Staring Into Nothing
California trio Staring Into Nothing released their album Power via Antares Records in November 2017, featuring twelve tracks of politically minded, piano-focused prog rock. The single…
January 4, 2018
Single Review: “Contradict” by E-Fire
Portland, Oregon solo artist E-Fire recently released his debut single, “Contradict.” The angry electronica offering channels Nine Inch Nails and Korn, painting a noisy soundscape…
October 27, 2017
EP Review: Michael P. Cullen and The Soul Searchers, Live at Lazybones
Australian singer-songwriter Michael P. Cullen would be right at home at The Fez. In his July EP, Live at Lazybones, he is backed by The…
October 22, 2017
Dirt Church: The Reformation of Canadian Rockers Groupoem
Groupoem guitarist and songwriter Terry Robinson says in their documentary, “In a way, I don’t think any of us could do anything without each other.” …
September 4, 2017
Album Review: Freddie Nelson’s Shake The Cage
The new album from Pittsburgh rocker Freddie Nelson conjures up melancholy of 90s alternative ballads, with a dash of 70s and 80s hard rock guitar…
July 24, 2017
Album Review: Jacqui L’s PLANET PARALLEL 5
Prog rock and electronica fans should take an intergalactic visit to PLANET PARALLEL 5, where they’ll find Jacqui L’s eerie, ethereal music. Released in May…