Album Review – Amon Amarth “Deceiver of the Gods” (Metal)
Amon Amarth has crafted a distinct sound for themselves that blends the intensity of death and thrash metal with catchy melodic hooks and an overall epic atmosphere. Deceiver of the […]
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Album Review – Bibio “Silver Wilkinson” (Electronic/Folk/Chillout)
Often feeling like cinematic film scores, Bibio paints pictures with his music that are colourful, texturally rich in depth, but also melodically bright and expressive. Each song embarks on a […]
Album Review – Boards of Canada “Tomorrow’s Harvest” (Electronic)
Although Tomorrow’s Harvest is Boards of Canada’s return after an eight year hiatus, their name is still held upon a pedestal in the realm of electronic music. Past releases such […]
Album Review – Queens Of The Stone Age “…Like Clockwork” (Rock)
What do Sir Elton John, Trent Reznor, and Dave Grohl have in common? Like Clockwork, the latest release from Queens Of the Stone Age. Their sixth studio album, Like Clockwork […]
Album Review – Knights of the Turntables “On Road EP” (Hip Hop)
Spitting raw rhymes over tough beats, Knights of the Turntables puts South coast UK on the map of underground street rap in the most visceral way. On Road EP consists […]
Album Review – Run the Jewels “S/T Album” (Hip Hop)
Despite both, El-P and Killer Mike releasing their respectively critically acclaimed and mind blowing albums last year, they show zero signs of slowing down. In fact, they’ve decided to seriously […]
Album Review – Pest “The Crowning Horror” (Black Metal)
Old school is the next big thing in metal it seems and more so in Sweden than anywhere else on the planet. By borrowing sounds from 60s psychedelic rock, 70s […]
Album Cover Feature – Chance the Rapper “Acid Rap” (Rap/Hip Hop)
Chance the Rapper’s breakthrough album, Acid Rap is one psychedelic work of art. Mixing singing and rapping, his flow and wordplay is reminiscent of Andre 3000 of Outkast’s natural way […]
Album Review – Joy Of Painting “Tender Age” (Rock)
When I first heard about The Joy Of Painting I first thought of the show “The Joy of Painting” which was an American television show hosted by painter Bob Ross. […]
Try This Easy (And Legit) Way To Get More Followers For Your Band On Twitter
First off, when you’re promoting your band on Twitter we absolutely want to stay away from spam. That means no direct messaging people with links (if you haven’t spoken to […]
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