Philadelphia’s own pop punk band, Cheer Up Dusty, is getting ready to release their latest single, “Randy Savage Would Be Disappointed”. Already gaining praise from Alternative Press, they have ambition and drive to make a name for themselves within the scene. This new single takes you back to the pop punk bands you would hear... Continue Reading →
Ilandria, an artist from Miami, finds herself escaping reality with her dream like, imaginative music. Feeling overwhelmed with the world, she uses her creativity to create an alternative to the stressors of life, where people can connect and left go for the moment. “Strange Love” Is a perfect display of this, it’s lyrics combined with... Continue Reading →
Photo Credit: Kristoff Photography Following their success from “Mannerism”, Cat Ryan released “Blessed Through The TV”, to showcase their creativity through their instrumentals and lyrics. Mary-Anne, the band singer/songwriter/instrumentalist says “[Blessed…] deals with the theme of half-heartedness; the limbo between abandonment and commitment. Lyrically the song is packed with metaphors exploring this whilst referring to... Continue Reading →
Photo By: Kurt Lunsford Census, a progressive modern rock band out of Hot Springs, Arkansas, are getting ready to release “Sunbeam” their latest single with a music video to go along with it. Having previously opened for Beartooth, Like Moths to Flames, and Kublai Khan, they’re on the right path to gain new fans. “Sunbeam”... Continue Reading →
Scandal, a band out of Osaka, Japan, has recently rescheduled their North American Kiss From the Darkness tour to fall 2021. The original dates have been moved and they also have added an additional show in Sony Hall in NYC. To hold over fans that may be disappointed in having to wait even longer to... Continue Reading →
Photos & Review: Elise Coates Melophobix performed at Thursday’s “Relax at Rosa” lunchtime concert series in Grand Rapids, Michigan. They performed original songs that dip into different genres like funk, reggae, rock, as well as re-imagined covers. Their set featured guest vocals from Sarena Rae and Danielle Cosby as well as Ben Steer on bass. ... Continue Reading →
Serpent Servant Slave, the newest group assembled by Jesse Smith has released their debut album ‘Headless’. The duo, Smith and Breyer White, have clearly explored rock elements paired with electronica and gothic undertones. The melodious and harmonic song has hooks that keep your toes tapping to the beat the entire time. Ahead of their album... Continue Reading →