The Writers Trilogy, aptly named as a tribute to household literary classics by indie-rockers Late Sea, spiral in experimentation. Exploring Late Sea’s Inspiration The four-song EP features three original works in the collection. The last, a cover of Simon and Garkfunkel’s 1964 hit “The Sound of Silence.” A more melancholy rendition of the classic, Late […]
Author: Kayla Carmicheal
“Judas Tree” by Newspoke is paired with a simple, yet stunning video that captures the essence of the single. The music scene now is as visual as it is auditory. Great music should be accompanied by great images now. Seeing as the video begins with a painstakingly slow pan of cookie-cutter suburbia, visually, mission […]
Multifaceted single “Levitating” from Xenia Rubinos, Olga Bell, and MC Sammus is a glass of your favorite drink after a long day. Calming, engaging, and capable of creating an exciting buzz in your body. Xenia Rubinos Brings Layers of Individuality Together “Levitating” has the type of smooth lyricism and set-up Lauryn Hill perfected in her style […]
Album of the Year lists are my favorite seasonal tradition so I’m super stoked to share my top five! Don your favorite ugly sweater, pause Love Actually, and let’s get festive! 1. The Menzingers, After the Party Words are seldom enough to explain how impeccable this album is. Catching it live at Riot Fest only amplified […]
London-based Moderate Rebels is unlike any band I’ve heard before. The Sound of Security is a mesmerizing mess. There’s so much going on within the tracks, the beauty is in its craziness. Moderate Rebels Finds Simplicity in Complexity In an album in which clash is plentiful, Moderate Rebels has vocals that are layered and monotonous. […]
’90s Rock Makes an Easy Comeback
Armed with a sick album name and even better tunes, Easy’s new release is a solid one from the Swedish rockers. The Feats of a Swedish Band 20 Years in the Making A Heartbeat From Eternity by EasyA Heartbeat From Eternity is a feat among many. A band for 20 years, this record proves they […]
Pastel perfect music video “Drumsolo” from dreamwave pop band Leyya hits the refined elegance of simplicity and glances at the edge of rock. The Sonic Build of “Drumsolo” “Drumsolo” is textured, lavish with layers and experimental nods at genres. The vocalist’s lofty, yet poignant voice glosses over the spacey bubblegum synth. What sets “Drumsolo” apart […]
Eerily beautiful, haunting music video “Ojos En El Carro” from Mint Field makes its mark in contemporary noir. Mint Field Takes Composition to the Next Level “Ojos En El Carro” is a single of Latin strings and hazy pop. Climaxing in its third minute with fuzzy electric guitars and vocal layering, it’s hard to fit […]