Heavy on guitars, featuring a megaphone-like crunch delivery and a beautiful chord progression, James E. Gray explores the simulation hypothesis. From Plato’s Allegory of the Cave to Bostrom’s trilemma: Are we living? Are we breathing?
Tag: Alternative Rock
Awake & Dreaming – Inevitable [Album Review]
How difficult is to stay human in a world that seeks to numb? We may answer that later.
‘Fun fun fun’ | Interview with J’cuuzi
Mean music for nice people. J’cuuzi is back, showcasing “asslesschaps.biz”, a track that constantly reinvents itself, packing astonishing variety, warmly saturated sounds, and great doses of pure energy.
Magus – Through Darkened Glass [review]
Imagine the raw intensity and trippy visuals of Sirāt, but swapped from a techno pulse into a post-rock epic.
Mary Middlefield – Milk [Review]
Milk in the fridge can be a soothing comfort. A warm drink you relate to your most peaceful moments. An … More
Astro Brat – White Lies [Review]
You know that we never lie. And if we, our intention is good.
Please Dept. – Let Me Know [Review]
Everyone here loved it. And I am sure you will love it too. Click play and if you disagree, don’t know, just let me know?
‘Gritty. Bold. Playful.’ | Interview with ASAMASAMA
Asamasama’s new song is pure electricity: an instant anthem driven by a larger than life guitar riff, a remarkably effective three-note wonder.
‘Passionate, intense, real’ | Interview with Bill Fever
In his newest release, Nightmare Fuel, Bill Fever touches on the highly relevant technological theme of AI, with the warmth and musical depth you’d hear from artists such as Gaz Coombes.
Dead Slow Hoot – All My Love Remains [Review]
Dead Slow Hoot’s new track, “All My Love Remains,” layers guitars and contrasts lyrical themes of lost love and regret with enduring affection.
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