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Tag: Rock

‘Spooky Brit Rock’ | Interview with James E. Gray

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?

Alternative Rock, Hull, Indie Rock, James E. Gray, Rock, Simulation, UK

Awake & Dreaming – Inevitable [Album Review]

How difficult is to stay human in a world that seeks to numb? We may answer that later.

Alternative Rock, Awake & Dreaming, Canada, Indie Rock, Inevitable, Rock

The General Assembly – Goodbye Nostalgia [Review]

Given its conceptual weight, Goodbye Nostalgia demands to be heard as a complete work. It tackles themes of environmental and personal reckoning that require and deserve our full attention.

Australia, Folk, Indie Rock, Post Rock, Rock, VIC
Interview with I Tend the Light

‘Dark Experimental Heavy’ | Interview with I Tend the Light

I Tend the Light breaks down “One Need Not be a Chamber,” exploring how 19th-century poetry, creepy YouTube archive footage, and EVPs fueled the sinister, slow-burn doomgaze sound.

Doom Metal, Experimental Electronika, I Tend the Light, industrial metal, Metal, One Need Not be a Chamber, Rock, Sheffield
Jacqueline - Vertigo [Review]

Jacqueline – Vertigo [Review]

Jacqueline is showcasing “Vertigo” a track hits you with heavy doses of psychedelia from the very first second.

Rock, France, Psychedelic Rock, Garage rock, Jacqueline, Vertigo

CJ Sooy – Is Anything Real [Review]

If you miss these old good days of alternative rock, this debut work is well worth a spin.

CJ Sooy, New Jersey, Rock, USA

Chris Pellnat -Reign Down [Review]

Reign Down is an honest, no-nonsense rock sound with a folk vibe. As Pellnat sings right out of the gate, “You can put your faith in what you see”, so trust him and click play.

Chris Pellnat, Folk rock, New York, Rock

‘Melodic. Honest. Psychedelic.’ | Interview with Date of Birth

Seashell Eyes introduced their debut album with “Sunshine Girl”, a track blending lovely orchestral psychedelia, dreamy vocals, and a surprise Radiohead-esque intro.

Bergen, Date of Birth, Debut Album, Indie pop, Indie Rock, Norway, Psychedelic Rock, Rock, Seashell Eyes, Sunshine Girl

Scooter Scudieri – The Musical Bruises of a Recovering Dreamer [Review]

Scooter Scudieri’s new album, The Musical Bruises of a Recovering Dreamer, comes with an interesting backstory: it’s a completely human-made … More

Rock, Scooter Scudieri, The Musical Bruises of a Recovering Dreamer

Scott Moran – Sixth of the Six [Review]

The album operates less like a standard record and more like a film, a book, or a story told by a stranger sitting next to you on a park bench, someone you’ve never met, but whose urgent need to share makes them feel like a close friend for an hour.

Acoustic, Rock, Scott Moran, Sixth of the Six

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