Protected: The Meir’s “Limitless” Knows There’s More to Rock Than Volume
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Track Review
What’s the Catch? A Listen in Deja Renee’s Obsession
Catchy, sensual, and moody – Deja Renee seems to understand the art of musical expression. Drawing from her background in classical voice and jazz, she brings a distinct sensibility and spruce to her latest single, ‘Obsession’. Wrapped in contemporary R&B and pop, the record finds its footing in a blend of dark production and infectious
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Protected: Merrier Christmas Starts With A Soundtrack Like Stefanie Michaela’s “Happy Hearts”
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Protected: Lee Neitzel’s “Did It Wrong” Gets the Fuzz and Hooks Just Right
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Protected: Kelly Jett’s “All in My Head” Makes Dreaminess Feel A Little Less Comforting
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The ‘90s Hard Rock Grit Goes A Long Way In Kings County’s “The Dead of Night”
You’ll immediately know when a band isn’t in the scene to play safe. They arrive in ripped denim, loud guitars, messy hair, with a whole swagger that makes subtlety feel overrated. Kings County brings that exact energy in their latest single, The Dead of Night. The muscular sound of ‘90s hard rock arrives from the
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There’s No Room For Apathy In OpCritical’s “Act Up”
Art should comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable. It feels like OpCritical lives by this very principle, placing it at the heart of their creative compass. Their latest single, Act Up, brings that conviction to the forefront, taking aim at indifference through punk and rock sensibilities. The gritty guitars and punchy drum hits immediately
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On Regret and Old Wounds In Exzenya’s “Forgiven For The Last Time”
Sometimes, all it takes are slow keys and an unguarded vocal performance to turn a simple arrangement into something that seeps into your bones, leaving you sitting with feelings that aren’t even yours to begin with. Exzenya’s Forgiven For The Last Time carries that very kind of weight, confronting perhaps the hardest person to forgive:
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Anwar Supreme and Plan-a-Emcee Drop an Uncompromising Masterclass in Golden-Era Boom-Bap Precision and Head-Spinning Lyricism.
A distorted movie dialogue sample asking about an abnormal brain opens Lyrically Reclaim Your Brain by PLAN-A-EMCEE, setting off a relentless wave of classic golden-era crunch. The drums thump with an unyielding golden-age grit that immediately transports you back to the golden era of nineties rap battles. That thick bassline locks into a swing so
Nasty Passion’s “Nasty” Gives You Classic Rock With A Shameless Little Grin
There’s something refreshing about a band that couldn’t care less about playing nice. No attempt to ease you in, no effort to be subtle. And it’s just exactly like Nasty Passion’s debut single, Nasty. Behind this work is a Baltimore-born band that carries the hard-rock swagger straight out of Hollywood’s Sunset Strip in the late
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