Doll Guts by I See Orange
“I See Orange” are back with an incredible new single, “Doll Guts”. It’s grunge, it’s rock, it’s anthemic, it’s fun, and it has a lot going on under the...
Album: This Place by Reeya Banerjee
“This Place” is the second full-length album by the Hudson Valley-based Singer-Songwriter Reeya Banerjee. Reeya, like many Singer-Songwriters takes a more grounded approach to writing and creates deeply personal...
Hoochie Coochie Man by Svarp The Harp
A great cover of the classic “Hoochie Coochie Man” by an artist from eastern Germany was not on my 2025 bingo card. But Svarp The Harp’s cover is more...
Fire and Tears by Fire and Tears
“Fire and Tears” make their debut with a self-titled track of epic proportions. A classic tale of love in a war-torn world. The song paints a vivid picture of...
Album: Cosmic Mother by Giant Haze
Giant Haze crash landed onto the stoner rock scene like a thousand ton meteor from outer space with their debut album “Cosmic Mother”. An album with all the heavy...
Mizuri by John Lebanon
“Mizuri” by the Boston-based indie group John Lebanon is a spiritually potent song that explores themes of reinvention of one’s self and reflects on faith in a very honest...