A fresh single release from Thom Chapman pulls together this almost ambient atmosphere and combines it with elements of psychedelic and alternative rock to breed something that has a sort of natural and forward-moving flow, but also has a really colorful kind of vibrancy, while still balancing some edginess in there as well You can absolutely hear plenty of experimental tonalities flowing through this track. There are some amazing percussion sections, intensities that come in

I wasn’t planning on paying attention today. Had a couple of drinks, received a link, clicked it ... and suddenly Madzilla LV had my full attention. “Angel Genocide” barrels in, does its thing, and leaves you nodding like, “yeah... that works.” No fuss, no waffle, just a band clearly enjoying themselves while serving up molten stew. As a lifer metal-head, it’s short enough not to annoy me and solid enough that I didn’t skip it, which honestly says a lot. The chorus turns up,

A new single release from Kennard delivers a very honest portrayal of relationships and how, when you meet someone that you feel like could be the real deal, you just want to know if they're in it as deep as you are. It's a sentiment that a lot of us can relate to, especially if we've been in the situation. Is the other person being real, or are you just getting played? Are they going to turn around and change their mind, or do they feel the same? The way he articulates his l

A new single from Maeve McMahon surely delivers some brutal truths, and it's all done in the form of a very straightforward but still vulnerable rock single that blends elements of pop and cinematic backbone. "Flickering" is a single that doesn't really hold much back in the way of inner thought and emotion. A lot of inner thought comes spilling out for all the soak in, and that's what makes the song so powerful. Because she's so honest lyrically, you connect with the song. I

An endlessly fun and experimental electronic record from Mr. Roswell's Neighborhood, delivers a massive 75 tracks that bring together chiptune, electronica, synth pop, dance, and some heavier, edgier tones along with loads of experimental approaches that let this record literally have an atmosphere that's all it's on. The album opens up with the track called 'Symbol Sick", which definitely gives off a bit more of that edgier tonality with distorted synths, more of a driving b

Ugochill joins forces with The Turtle Project to release a single that breaks down a lot of barriers in terms of combining genres together. The song comes through with an electronic undertone utilizing experimental but addictive sounding synthesizers, along with a vastness and great spacious overlay, and it isn't afraid to get a little bit heavy as well. The song definitely hits its rock moments with some heavier guitars and crunchy distortion, but even during those moments,

The self-titled album release from Built Bad is most certainly one of the more experimental rock records I've heard in a while, as it blends elements of pop, cinematic drive, folk and acoustic, heavy-handed rock overtones, and this set of outside the box songs that each sort of branch off into a bit of a different direction while the album as a whole, feels very consistent. The album starts with a track called "Walk With Me", and it's absolutely amazing in terms of introducin

I have to say, it's been quite some time since I heard a record that was able to blend alternative rock, grunge, folk rock, and indie rock, all together on one album. When I came across the  Better Late Than Never  record from Pretty Late, not only did I find they pull it off without a hitch, but the record also boasts a massive amount of character which is something I found myself getting attached to throughout its unfolding. This is a record that's not afraid to get heavy w

A fresh single release from TheNightCry delivers a cinematic approach to alternative rock while bringing in some classic '90s undertones at the same time, driving presence, and a near-perfect blend of storytelling, edginess, and a little bit of vast undertone. One of the things I love most about "The Cut" is that it feels like it came from some real place. The lyrics feel completely authentic, and it feels totally like the singer is actually talking about someone in particula