Tiktok has been a game changer with artists in terms of getting their music to a wider audience. With the algorithm’s on their side, an artist can go from zero to hero in a matter of weeks. However, that algorithm can also be a downfall if timed poorly, or if released too late. As we
Category: Reviews
Jordan Peele’s ‘Nope’ Gives Sci-Fi Horror A New Classic
Expertly combining genres including horror, sci-fi, western, and even some occasional comedy, Jordan Peele’s third film, Nope, is an effortlessly thrilling commentary on spectacle, trauma and animal abuse. Spoilers ahead. Following intentionally-vague marketing, expectations for Peele’s follow-up to 2019’s Us were incredibly high—and rightfully so. Both the aforementioned predecessor and his directorial debut, Get Out
Into The Deep Woods: A Review of The Wild At Heart
When The Wild At Heart dropped for the switch I thought it looked fun. I love a good indie game, especially when the art is as adorable as this. I played Pikmin when I was a kid and this immediately gave me the same vibes when I saw a little bit of gameplay. So when I
Glacier Veins Looks to the Moon in Sophomore Album, ‘Lunar Reflection’
In the wake of Covid-19 and the ever-constant threat of exposure and lockdowns, Glacier Veins has produced a worldly album that shows that the self is all we need. The Oregon-based band is back with their sophomore album Lunar Reflection, a haunting meditation of spirituality. This album is a raw emotional experience that explores the
We Could All Fall for Sleeplore’s New Single, “As We Grow”
We could all fall for “As We Grow,” the latest single by Sleeplore, which delves into heavy themes of loss and trauma, underlined by hope. “We could all fall” are the final, haunting words that punctuate the acoustic track. They leave you with the ache of loss, along with the sense that you’re not alone
Ghost Reach New Heights in New Album, ‘Impera’
If you’re a rock fan and you’ve somehow managed to avoid the band Ghost since their last record Prequelle hit stores in 2018, I congratulate you on your impressive aversion to anything remotely mainstream. The band have been dominating the rock charts with songs like “Rats,” “Square Hammer,” and “Dance Macabre.” It’s clear that Ghost’s new
Terra Return With Sophomore EP ‘Reverie’
Australia is the home country of many incredible bands in the pop-punk and alternative scene—Tonight Alive, Stand Atlantic, Between You & Me, and Yours Truly, just to name a few. There are also plenty of up-and-coming bands from that part of the world. A notable name among those that I recently discovered is Terra. The
Charlotte Sands: Headed for Superstardom
It is easy to dismiss people that get famous on social media apps, but occasionally, you will find a gem that will make a lasting impact on the music scene. Charlotte Sands seems well on her way to doing just that. It is time to put down TikTok and start listening to the music. The
Lost Like Lions Sees New Horizons in Latest Single “Back to Life”
The lost has been found in Lost Like Lions‘ new single, “Back to Life.” The first release from their upcoming EP, Fear of Letting Go, this song is about relinquishing the old and accepting the new. It’s their first release since 2021, and it’s easy to hear that something has fundamentally changed. “Back to Life”
Anarbor’s “Drugs” Showcases A Band Getting Better With Age
Veteran bands that get better over time have a knack for getting their points across to connect with their audience. Anarbor is no exception to that rule. The Phoenix, AZ, mainstays showcase themselves as a classic example of exponential growth. Their ability to write songs has gotten them on various MTV shows and sports television