Homunculus is the latest effort from BUNNIES. The song is six+ minutes long, giving the act ample time to really create something deep and details. While the song itself is situated in the psychedelic, goth, and hard rock styles, the band chafes at neatly falling into any of those singular genres. This is a multi-media experience in the vein of early Genesis or Frank Zappa, where a number of distinct…
Nuke The Soup’s Lost On You is an emotive, rich composition that showcases tremendous engagement with the song’s subject matter. The act needs little at the song’s onset besides the vocals and guitars. When the drums and bass kick in at around the minute mark, Lost On You shifts to a blend of 1970s rock and 1990s alternative music. The driving beat will tattoo itself deep into the minds of…
D-Shot’s “Take A Shot is a braggadocious effort showcasing all the style and swagger of D-Shot. There’s a good amount of E-40 and the Yin Yang Twins that can be heard here, while the tight lyrical content experienced here showcases D-Shot’s own unique take on the rap genre. There’s a high replay value to this single because of the depth of these aforementioned compositions as well as the sheer amount…
On Keep The Feel In, Michelle Galas is able to create a high-energy dance track that will bury itself deep into the hearts and minds and listeners. Whether it is through booming beats, sizzling sex music, or charismatic vocals, there is something that everyone can find and appreciate in this single. While one can discern how much Michelle loves 1990s dance music, there is enough experimentation and engagement with different…
When We Two Parted starts off Liz Luceris’ new EP, Liz Luceris – Hommage à Byron, immediately bringing listeners in with a delicate set of vocals. These vocals are paired nicely with strings, something that will continue onward with the next few tracks, I Speak Not and So We’ll Go No More A Roving. So We’ll Go No More A Roving is a more deliberate, classical-infused composition that is spiced…
On Let’s Find Out, Alyson Faith is able to create a timless pop track that has something for the widest array of listeners. The deliberate instrumentation here provides a solid backdrop upon which Alyson’s inimitable vocals can shine. Tying together rock, 1990s country, and even hints of alternative ensures that Let’s Find Out stands out boldly from the rest of the music currently residing on the top of the charts.…
At NeuFutur, we have been fortunate to review a wide range of spirits over the last 20 years. Yet among all categories we’ve explored, cognac has remained one of the most distinctive and rewarding to cover. Its heritage, craftsmanship, and depth of flavor give it a unique place in the world of spirits. One of the most fulfilling parts of running our alcohol section has been watching how tastes evolve…
Selecting a treatment center to manage addiction is one of the most important decisions in life, and quality is the only difference between a person experiencing a lasting recovery and going back to substance abuse. However, the fact is that a great number of individuals and families with addiction are confused by the assessment of treatment. Knowledge on the marks of good facilities can enable informed decision-making that have the…
Solo indie developer Salvatore Grosso is excited to announce the 1.0 launch of Encounter: The Lost Cards, a turn-based roguelike RPG where Tarot cards become the world map. Each step of your journey can feel like drawing a random tarot card, where every choice becomes an encounter and your run lives or dies on tight inventory management, deck manipulation, and combo-driven strategy with surprising depth. After its short run in Early…
For those of us living in Arkansas, Bentonville is a sterling example of business and commerce. I personally was there for an industry meeting, and as a single parent, took my child along. While there are a number of great dining and service-based businesses dotting the city’s landscape, I was a bit worried before the trip about what activities my daughter and I could get into. We settled on going…
To treat your hearing loss is a big step in your health care. It is an indication of a transition between isolation and frustration to reconnection and clarity. Nevertheless, the first days with new devices might be unexpected in many cases of first-time users. Hearing aids take time to adjust to the neurological system unlike when a person puts on a pair of glasses and sees well instantly. It means…
Draft Top is a revolutionary tool designed to provide beer enthusiasts (and really, anyone that likes canned beverages) with a unique and innovative way of enjoying their favorite drinks. This tool is perfect for anyone who wants to enjoy the full flavor of their beer without having to worry about a messy or inconvenient opening process. Draft Top has been designed to effortlessly open cans without damaging the top of…
Image Alt Text: Man Sitting by a Coffee Table Looking at Bills While late rent payments are very typical in many rentals, it is how you respond to them that will ultimately determine your success as a landlord. Being reactive can severely drain your cash flow, and it also puts you at risk of damaging your relationship with your tenants. This guide will outline a proactive strategy to deal with…
Not Dead Yet is the latest work from Ron Brunk. The song shines with Ron’s inimitable style as well as the guest vocals that act as the counter-point for Ron’s vox. The song’s walking bass line adds a bit of blues to Ron’s rock approach. There’s a timeless feeling to Not Dead Yet that will appease fans of all sorts of music from the late 20th century all the way…
Flavor is the next track up for A-Wax 1 Million. The track shines with snaps and keys that feel influenced by the mid-1990s California scene. The intricacies of A-Wax 1 Million’s flow will have listeners rewinding the single to hear everything that has been worked in. Flavor’s chorus is a true head-bopper, something that will be welcomed whenever the song comes up on a playlist. Flavor ends at around the…
Subtle Hurts is the newest track from The Racing Pulses. The band defies genre conventions. While nominally a rock act, there are subtle nods to acts like Pulp and Massive Attack as much as Wilco and Jet. The tautness of the instrumentation is what will get people tuned in. Fuzzy guitars are punctuated by assertive drums, all while the vocals rise above the resulting effort. Subtle Hurts’ bridge is a…
On Anthony J. Resta’s cover of The Guitar Man, one can hear tremendous reverence for the source material. Resta is able to do what many performers that cover song cannot; he is able to inject enough of his own influence and overall sound to the performance. The bones of this classic are still good, but Resta’s take on the track is softer, more guitar-driven, and ends up covering a lot…
Rewrite the Past is a delightful rock track that links together hints of Rush and Styx with the vocal stylings of a Neil Young or Donovan. This single has a number of distinct twists and turns that will make fans come back for more. The gradual increase in Rewrite the Past’s chorus as it approaches the chorus showcases an act that is all-in with their approach. We are particularly fond…
