Invinceable’s “So Loaded” rolls through with a celebratory swagger. Virtually bursting with life the whole of the piece simply stuns. Going for a spirit of true togetherness, the way the…
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A gorgeous jazz fusion flows through Stephanie Angelini’s “Coz Of You”. Lush tones radiate through the easy-going rhythms. With a style that has a 70s Steely Dan cadence to it…
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Thoughtful lyricism rests at the heart of the Gary Douglas Band’s “Deep In The Water (Redeux)”. Deft storytellers, they paint a David versus Goliath struggle, one that proves to be…
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Twizzie Ramos spits pure fire on the furious “Dream Eater”. Anger is palpable for it runs through the entirety of the track. Volume is a must for the entirety of…
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Michael Regina sculpts ambient, classical, and shoegaze together into an otherworldly whole on the dreamy aura of “Stargazer”. Aptly named these pieces waft up into the heavens. Full of such…
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Feed The Weird refuses to adhere to any style, genre and subgenre on the colossal hybrid of “666 Way$$$”. A pure joy to behold they combine and morph influences in…
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Perdido Nino rushes into a sea of unwieldly power on the intense trip of “Terminus Aeon”. An absolutely overwhelming sound permeates the whole of the experience. Stylistically he draws from…
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Giddy energy runs through Charles Ryan Davis’s dazzling “Six”. With a clear indebtedness to jazz, he incorporates a wide plethora of genres into the mix. Jazz fusion, twee pop, post…
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Eric Terino’s “Champagne and Childhood Hunger” serves as the stuff of nightmares. His delivery alongside the despondent lyricism goes straight for the heart. Full of tragedy and woe these are…
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An ancient, timeless sound defines the whole of Litost’s tremendous hard rock fury of “Projections”. Their name alone offers a rare bit of insight, as it roughly translates from Czech…
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William Ben Brooks crafts a thoughtful slice of Americana on the soulful “A Broken Beast”. Effortlessly blending together pieces of the blues, folk, funk and classic rock into a singular…
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A truly organic intersection of styles and rhythms, Hugh Harsher’s “off the beaten track” proves to be a blissed-out work of wonder. The loose, sun drenched approach has a jazzy…
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A mysterious aura permeates the whole of Cassilda and Carcosa’s “On The Shores of Hali”. With such unique literary references embedded in the artist’s name and the EP itself, it…
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A bright, joyous celebration of sound rolls through Foux’s sun-soaked “Afrikaans”. Utilizing the right level of play, his effortless interweaving of textures recalls Four Tet’s collage-like approach. The usage of…
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