Reviews

Last Time Only: “Anything For You” contains some of his finest, and darkest work to date!

Jared Woodruff aka Last Time Only needs no introduction around these parts. Countless live performances, 3 EP releases and other contributions have secured Woodruff’s permanent position as [more…]

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Steve Lieberman: “2nd King of Jewish Punk #31/69: The Last of the Great punk Rock Bass-Heroes”

The music market desperately wants artists placed in a box. Steve Lieberman (better known as The Gangsta Rabbi) doesn’t even want to be in the market, never [more…]

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Rampancy at Midnight: “In Which This” provokes a surprisingly strong range of emotions

Rampancy at Midnight (RaM) is a conceptual project based in Lexington, KY that intertwines and defies genre while blending personal experiences with thought provoking story [more…]

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Akkira: “Gimme Gimme” ft. Sabrina Petrini who is carving out a full-fledged identity for herself

Whenever I listen to music, honesty is always something that instantly makes it a lot more relatable and powerful. There’s a huge difference between artists [more…]

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Countless Thousands: “You’re Goddamn Right” – More Than Just Some Epic Piece Of Baddassery!

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When Countless Thousands released We’re Just Really Excited To Be Here back in 2011, I know I wasn’t the only fan who breathed a massive [more…]

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Exclusive Interview with Lucky Lehrer considered the Godfather of hardcore drumming!

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Lucky Lehrer’s foray into the politics of marijuana was in 1974 working in Washington, D.C., for a freshman Congressman on Capitol Hill. Writing on the [more…]

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Fuss Ricket: “What’s All the Fuss About?” soars with virulent rhythms and larger than life performances

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From Austin Texas, and active since 2015, Fuss Ricket is a three piece fringe pop act focusing on industrial funk beats, pop-punk hooks and vocals, [more…]

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Sam Pollet: “Against the Current” – a bright silver lining on an ever darkening musical cloud

The unavoidable, inevitable comparisons to the style and sound of Sam Pollet with legendary pop-punk female singer-songwriters are somewhat legitimate as this is a genre [more…]