Join us for an interview with Fitzkee Brothers as we talk about everything from live performances to influences, jamming, and their latest single released today, "never Works Out" which brings on a soulful, southern toned rock experience that is bred from all kinds of classic rock and jam. The new single showcases how the guys are able to pull together that live perfomance energy on record and certainly brings out some of those influcnes throughout the track. This is one of t

Matt DeAngelis returns with a gorgeous new single that comes in the form of a classic-rock-influenced power ballad of sorts, but is built on amazing piano work, incredible lead guitar work, and a certain kind of warmth and messaging that leaves an impact. This new single marks a part of Matt's new era of songwriting. He's always put pieces of himself in his music and has always been able to put personality and certain kinds of messaging behind the songs, but this song in part

Julian Taylor returns with a full length album that reaches into the depths of charisma, struggle, honesty, personality, character, and it's all done with a beautifully blended set of songwriting approaches that take elements of folk, country, Americana, and rock, putting them together to create these particular kinds of atmospheres per each individual song but building it so that the entire album, as a whole, is very confluent, consistent, and has messaging behind it. Now, t

An album from Those Who recently dropped, and the record blends what I would consider cinematic rock with alternative, indie, and more. This is a very robust record that does have certain tracks that boast some emotional backbone, and the guitar work is absolutely outstanding throughout the entire thing. The album is called Solace, and its first track, "Spineless (Inter Alia)", doesn't waste much time getting straight to the point by delivering some of that cinematic drive I

A recent album release from Strat manages to bring together elements of classic, old school hip-hop, but with a refreshing approach in vibe, bringing together a little bit of grit and edginess, with tons of honesty and personality, which is one of the biggest attributes to this record. The level of personality that comes through as the record unfolds is one of the main reasons why you get so attached to it. Strat has a pretty uncanny ability for storytelling in general. The l

“Fire in the Madhouse” marks a subtle but meaningful shift in Ryan Kotler’s songwriting, one that trades looseness for clarity without sanding down his voice. The song leans into a more straightforward alt-country framework, but it never feels rigid or overly formalized. Instead, it carries a sense of confidence, as if Kotler knows exactly what the song needs and refuses to add anything extraneous. The arrangement is warm and unforced. Guitars sit slightly fuzzy around the ed

A recent release from Byrne Elliot delivers a beautifully woven cinematic waltz of sorts that brings to mind fantastical things as it comes through with a very particular kind of hard, which is really addicting, along with a gorgeous build and blend of textures, tones, and instrumentation that lets this song breathe. "Haunted Love" is a gorgeous composition that really can sort of whisk you away. This is a song that has an uncanny ability to pull you away from wherever you ar

A new single release from LVCQ delivers a unique and edgy blend of grunge, alternative rock, and even shoegaze attributes, all bringing out a bit of personality and creating this vast and spacious atmosphere that is not without the heaviness that you would expect from alternative or grunge music. "You Are Me" gives off a pretty hard-hitting sonic drive with a blistering guitar tone and still keeps to some of that classic and melodic grunge style with a great chord progression

The new album from REXEN is finally here and this is one of the most eclectic and beautifully woven pieces of work I've heard in a long time, combining elements of theatrical and cinematic folk, with all kinds of added common natural instrumentation, and wonderful approaches to lyrics, storytelling, and detail. This is an album that you sort of swim through. The Chauffeur begins with a track called "I've Found", which not only displays slightly outlandish and experimental app