MUSIC REVIEWS

Caracol (feat. Mike Clay “Infinity” (SINGLE)

Making the jump from French pop to music in English can be a tall order, as the general expectations of each market can differ greatly. Thankfully, in recent years, the lines have become significantly blurred thanks to artists such as TV Girl and Belle & Sebastian, and pop music has …

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Iva Toric “Trust Fall” (SINGLE)

If you’re keen on the independent metal scene, you’ve by no doubt heard of the enigmatic tour de force that is Iva Toric. New or old, buckle up and strap in because a new single of hers has just dropped! Released just far enough off of the heels of its …

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Tia McGraff “With Love” (LP)

Children’s author, songwriter, and singer Tia McGraff, a native and longtime resident of the Ontario area has returned with a new seven-song collection entitled With Love. The new release hit during the first week of September commemorating the anniversary of her dog Jake’s passing to the day. McGraff’s songwriting is unabashedly …

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Vinyl Floor “Funhouse Mirror” LP

Denmark’s Vinyl Floor is the personal project of brothers and songwriters Daniel and Thomas Charlie Pedersen. Their fifth full-length studio album Funhouse Mirror revisits the symphonic pop ambitions of earlier releases such as 2012’s Peninsula and Vaudeville (2014) while retaining the same individualistic songwriting bent. Working with producer Emil Isaksson and a small cast of musical …

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The Harmony Dreamers Project “I Come from Earth” (LP) 

Singer, multi-instrumentalist, and producer Byron Lee Scott should not really be labeled bandleader of the Harmony Dreamers Project. Coordinator or orchestrator are better titles and infinitely more appropriate. The Harmony Dreamers Project brings musicians and singers from across the globe under one creative banner. They contribute to a collection of …

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Pistols At Dawn “Under the Surface” (SINGLE)

Like a ripping desert rock riff that has somehow found its way into the 21st century without the likes of Josh Homme getting his hands on it, “Keep Me Guessing” soars through the sonic atmosphere with more muscle than I knew Pistols at Dawn were capable of breaking off. It …

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The Nylon Admirals “Handbags” (LP)

From its opening seconds, Handbags from The Nylon Admirals pushes itself into the absurd. The opening track “In A World” lends itself to being exactly what listeners think it will be, featuring the iconic movie trailer narrator voice (originally attributed to Don LaFontaine) speaking in movie trailer-isms via “In a …

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