Sometimes the best way to move forward is to take a step back. Over the course of eleven tracks on his new album, Bones, Rick Colado demonstrates how to do just that. As someone who will be joining Mr. Colado in the 40 club very soon, I’ve deeply enjoyed discovering his music at just the right time for it to feel like a shared history … Continue reading RickoLus-Bones
A new Chicago band reached out a couple weeks ago with their first single, to be followed soon by an EP next month. They’re called Indoorsmen, and their sound is more polished and clean that what I was expecting. They infuse their music with various rock genres, but as I was listening I had one thought that didn’t leave my brain: what if Oasis had … Continue reading Indoorsmen-Panic Attack
I crawled into bed around 1 in the morning and decided to check my email one more time before slipping off to dreamland. I had no idea I would be greeted by the subject line: New release from SLOTHRUST. Well, needless to say I clicked play as quickly as I could and lay motionless and slack-jawed for the next four minutes and fifty seconds. I … Continue reading Slothrust-Cranium
I got sent this video a couple days ago when it was still under a thousand views. I am shocked that it hasn’t picked up more traction already. Baby Queen (Bella Latham), is beginning to gather quite a fan base on the internet after dropping a slew of videos over the past year. Her music turns a disdainful eye toward the world of instagram influencers … Continue reading Baby Queen-Want Me
DC-based singer/songwriter Rosie Cima has a new album due out in March. A couple weeks ago the first single was released. I heard it once, walked away and went on with my day. A few days later, unable to decide what to listen to, I put it on again. And again. And again. Now it’s been a couple weeks and I still keep returning to … Continue reading Rosie Cima & What She Dreamed-Stuck
