The Cool Moonmist Mountain Band hit us with new record Live In Studio - 11/14, bringing with it a 90s dance nostalgia with a twist. Some would argue that the most developmental stage for dance music was the 90s. This is the time when technology really kicked off for everyone to use, with the arrival of cheaper and more powerful PCs. For a relatively cheap setup, people could … [Read more...] about Review: The Cool Moonmist Mountain Band – Live In Studio – 11/14
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EP Review: Damon Mitchell – Elise
Damon Mitchell offers up an interesting mix of 70s folk/pop with new record Elise, full of honest insights and clever flourishes. Damon Mitchell has never been afraid to pay homage to his heroes throughout his music. His songs are littered with little nuances or snippets in sections where you can recall his influences, and this is what makes his music so interesting. New … [Read more...] about EP Review: Damon Mitchell – Elise
Review: Imagination Movers – 10-4
Family friendly rock sensation Imagination Movers return with new record 10-4, offering up more tracks for the whole family to enjoy, together. Emmy Award winning band Imagination Movers might be a group that people without kids haven’t heard of, but that doesn’t take away from the fact that this collective are seriously good musicians. Their music is seen as a way for … [Read more...] about Review: Imagination Movers – 10-4
Review: Bobbie Marrone – Lonely St.
Bobbie Marrone returns with new record Lonely St, treating the listener to a plethora of simple but addictive ideas that benefit from strong musicianship. If you’re going to be a singer/songwriter, you’ve got to be prepared to wear your heart on your sleeve. If you can’t open yourself up to the fullest, your listeners are likely to see right through this and the music will … [Read more...] about Review: Bobbie Marrone – Lonely St.
Review: Sam Fishman – End Of Time
Sam Fishman takes us on an epic journey with new record End Of Time, featuring fascinating commentary pieces spliced between progressive rock-based tracks. Sam Fishman has always had a penchant for not going by the book, and his new record End Of Time is testament to this. The usual album-format is thrown away with here, in a way that psychedelic rockers Pink Floyd did back … [Read more...] about Review: Sam Fishman – End Of Time
Review: Sound Strider – Occult Electric
Sound Strider returns with new record Occult Electric, creating an impressive mix of spacey electronica and synthesized soundscapes. Musician Sam Waks (the face of Sound Strider) has been on his vibrant electronic journey since the early 2000s when he learned to mix vinyl. Like many electronica artists, vinyl seems to be the starting point for these aficionados. This can … [Read more...] about Review: Sound Strider – Occult Electric