A Jordan Lewis Exclusive To Celebrate “Company” Debra Kate Schafer August 19, 2021 Albums, Reviews Company, in this case, being much more prolific than that of the physical meaning of the world. We may not be in a place to keep company safely and securely, but we are in a place to realize than company, figu... Read More...
girlpuppy’s Oh-So-Very Lovable ‘Swan’ Takes Flight Debra Kate Schafer August 18, 2021 Albums, Reviews All it took was five songs for us to fall for girlpuppy. This Friday, August 20, kicks off your chance to find out why. Swan, the new EP from girlpuppy, is an intimate indie pop look into the inner work... Read More...
We’re Wolves Tackle Avenged Sevenfold… Flawlessly Debra Kate Schafer August 13, 2021 Albums, Reviews "Unholy Confessions," a staple for all A7X fans, was given the We're Wolves treatment this week, setting the stage for a stellar metal career.... At least, that is if you ask us. Avenged Sevenfold, A7X,... Read More...
The World Over Are Fiercely Authentic & Far From ‘Artifical’ Debra Kate Schafer August 11, 2021 Albums, Reviews Tornados, heat waves, and lots and lots of rain... this summer has been filled with quite a bit of commotion-causing weather. With a new album and a new music video, though, The World Over is really the one ta... Read More...
Less Disturbing, More Marveling – All About Drunken Frankenstein’s Debut EP Debra Kate Schafer August 9, 2021 Albums, Reviews Whether you're an old-fashioned, The Birds-style horror film realist, a thriller fan with the script to Get Out memorized, or a scary movie purist with more copies of The Ring, The Exorcist, and The Conjuring ... Read More...
One New Album, 10 New Songs, but All Old-Fashioned Information Society Ethan Herzinger August 6, 2021 Albums, Reviews Electronic music pioneers Information Society are back... with a bang! Information Society released their eighth studio album ODDfellows today, but prior to this new album's release, Info... Read More...
See Plus Come of Age on Rhythmic New Single, “I’m So Cold” Debra Kate Schafer August 2, 2021 Albums, Reviews "You saw me first when I left town" starts the new See Plus single, opening up a can of worms that, while based in relationship trepidation, is too sensationally performed to not enjoy. Music is an artistic, s... Read More...
It’s Hard Not To “Feel Good” Listening To Alice Skye’s Sparkling, Vulnerable New Album Debra Kate Schafer July 30, 2021 Albums, Reviews 10 songs. That's all it took for Alice Skye to win over our hearts. Granted, she had already made herself comfortable in a little corner of ours back in 2018. The prolific and poignant songstress dropp... Read More...
The Magic of Melodies As Heard On the Self-Titled Debut From Nobody’s Girl L. Taylor Adzima July 30, 2021 Albums, Reviews With more than 15 solo albums between the three of them, BettySoo, Rebecca Loebe, and Grace Pettis make up the fantastical Texas trio Nobody’s Girl. The chemistry between this group of gals is undeniable, as t... Read More...
The Bi-Coastal Journey of Hank May, His Latest Single, “2019,” & His Debut LP Debra Kate Schafer July 23, 2021 Albums, Reviews East Coast or West Coast? No matter your personal preference of the United States' vibrant edges, it's impossible not to have some level of appreciation for them – at least musically. Without the two artist... Read More...
