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Track Review
Skinny Dippers – Through Tryin’
Taken from the upcoming album “The Town & The City”, this track contains an addictive mix of retro-flavored handmade elements…
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Joe’s Groove Huddle – Strong
Alright folks, time to step on the pedal. The new release of Joe’s Groove Huddle brings a lot to the…
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Madeline Burns – Congratulations
There’s something special attached to the new release of singer/songwriter Madeline Burns. And no, it’s not the fact that the…
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My Silent Bravery – Break Me Down
This anthemic tune contains a signature styled emotional energy that stands out in the industry. Taken from the album “Bigger”,…
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Filip Dahl – Time is Ticking Like a Clock
The new release of Norwegian composer and multi-instrumentalist Filip Dahl gets back to the roots of classic hard rock. There’s…
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Scooped Up! – Dislexic
THIS. This is the sound I grew up with. And who would’ve thought that, I still love it. Why wouldn’t…
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Mark Hamilton, Jan Gałach – Hurt
With an intense message, the new release of Mark Hamilton is a tribute on Johnny Cash’s original song, grabbing the…
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No Signal – tantrum
The new release of No Signal holds a couple of surprises. With a methodical base, the track contains a very…
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Kenny Sharp – Red Flags
I just love the low profile, down-to-earth approach of the new release of singer-songwriter Kenny Sharp. Happening in a dark,…
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Wanheda – Akathisia
The newest track of Belgian six-piece band Wanheda truly is alive. While listening, the track grows like a plant that…
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