Delusive Relics are an awesome electronic/synth-pop duo consisting of members Frank Nik and Anis Oveisi. Formerly a member of Iran’s first premier progressive rock band Mavara, Frank Nik […]
Category: album reviews
Once Upon A Silence by Karkanawi
Heralded as the first Saudi academic musicologist, ethnomusicologist, and classical music composer, Ahmed Karkanawi is able to weave the tapestry of life into a musical […]
Maniacs From The 4th Dimension – Paul Holda Band
Based out of Bernardsville, New Jersey, Paul Holda comes to the stage with an undying passion for the art of music. Working as a composer, […]
Social Media Sadness by Armada Named Sound
Based out of London, electronic composer and producer Spiros Maus has a unique reputation for creating music of a genre-less quality under the name Armada […]
Echoes In A Shallow Sea by Mingo
Electronic music composer Mingo has been living in a dream of ambient soundscapes and other facets of experimental and drone music for over two decades. […]
Orgasm Planet by Song of Love
One of my favorite heavy metal bands, Song of Love is back with a new album entitled Orgasm Planet. I had the honor of reviewing […]
Timberline and Mountain Crest by Forest Robots
Forest Robots is an amazing electronic music composer that really reaches into the craters of sound to bring to the organic center of the melodies […]
Swamp Rockin’ Hoedown Music by Uncle Nolan
Largely known for his work in the bluegrass and country music genres, Nolan Scott aka Uncle Nolan will be releasing a new four-song EP titled […]
Montauk’s Debut Album Is A Masterpiece!
Based out of the UK, Montauk is a unique band with a gifted sound that incorporates the musical language of several genres while maintaining a […]
Amsterdaam by GroovExpress
The handsome sounds of GroovRxpress are one of sheer delight to fans of contemporary jazz and popular music. The group’s newest album titled Amsterdaam peaked […]