Artist Close-Up: Cautious Clay Takes Risk In “Blood Type”

Cautious Clay is bringing R&B into EDM futurism in his new EP Blood Type. The genre of smooth appeals to those who want to swim…

Album Review: Kunzite Soar As “Birds Don’t Fly”

I said it with Marteen, and I repeat it again with Kunzite’s debut Birds Don’t Fly; music is divided. There are those reflecting on sad…

Album Review: Lucius Want You To Love Your “Nudes”

When you think the word “nudes”, it seems dirty. The beauty of nudity, both figuratively and literally, has been tainted by a conception that our…

Album Review: Olden Yolk Debut To Reclaim The Power of Identity

To reclaim your identity, as a person, is not easy because it means you have to claim your sufferings. Every individual is divided by their…

Album Review: Anna McClellan Shows The Struggle Between “Yes And No”

Anns McClellan feels like another sentimental soldier in the army of artists trying to sincerely analyze self-doubt. It is amazing to see how many artists…

Album Review: Totally Mild Analyze Self- Destruction In Her

Sometimes, we self-destruct because we are addicted to discomfort. Being “okay” seems too boring, and being happy feels too finite and unstable. Thus, we press…

Album Review: Charlotte Day Wilson Shows Strength In Stone Woman

A stone can be thrown, tossed, kicked, and completely ignored. It lives as one of the smallest, dirtiest aspects of the lagoon or jungle where…

Album Review: Lo Moon’s Debut Is A Romance Fantasy

It is hard to believe that Lo Moon is making their debut. They are one of the those bands that have a “forever effect”, which…

Album Review: FRIGS Make You Analyze Your “Basic Behavior”

You always hear that the best thing you can give someone is the truth. Whether that is true is debatable, but, for FRIGS’ front-woman Bria…

Artist Close-Up: Calamity The Kid Play With Alternative Pop

Calamity The Kid are an LA trio aiming to bring an ornate, indie rock style to combat is Millennial depression. While previous, American generations “seemed”…

Album Review: EMAEL Make Your Spirit Feel Like Glasswork

Emael’s Glasswork is, literally, like its title. Each track feels like glass being molded by the stringed ambers of humanity’s fiery spirit. Sometimes, I really…

Album Review: Negash Ali Gives Sonic Ascension Against Arrogance

Negash Ali can SPIT A RHYME! His flows feel as instantly legendary as Kanye’s College Dropout, Eminem’s Marshall Mathers LP, or Nas’ Stillmatic. You know…

Album Review: Marlon Williams Makes You Make Way For Love

Marlon Williams is a refreshing, old soul. He sings to modern relationships and their complexities as if he were a 1950’s pop artist. In his…

Album Review: U.S. Girls Turns Life Into A Poem Unlimited

A poem is a metered verse meant to imagine and elaborate the essence of humanity. Its rhythm is actually a bounce-pad for its comments on…

Artist Close-Up: Loma Create A Lyrical Dance With Darkness

If darkness could have a lyrical dance, it would be to Loma’s self-titled debut. You simply imagine a black orb swindling and swinging throughout every…