Rhode Island’s Deer Tick decided to go big on their latest release and man did it pay off. After a four years absence, the indie band is back with two phenomenal albums, boasting two completely different sounds, quiet and reflective (Vol. 1) and loud and rowdy (Vol. 2).
MaWayy “Wrong” possesses hints of Maroon 5 and Coldplay, all laying on top of an EDM-infused composition that will appease fans of artists like Avicii and Diplo. There is a tribal beat and island sound that will get fans out on the dance floor, which is matched with sultry vocals. The blending of slower and quicker elements during Wrong will keep fans’ attention throughout the single’s three-ish minute run time.…
Espresso is generally taken for a type of coffee bean or roast. This, however, is a misconception as espresso is basically a method to brew coffee. As a matter of fact, any coffee can be prepared as espresso – nevertheless, some types may taste better than the rest. We have all been attracted into a murkiness of misinformation by the endless brands making to look espresso affordable and easy. Do…
3D Printing Peripherals are growing the artistic entrepreneur sector Large commercial 3D printers have been available for several years. From the metal printer to the industrial printers which are capable of manufacturing homes and jets, the 3D printers have been, for the most part, unobtainable to the general public. Yet, with the development of the desktop 3D printer and now the micro 3D printers, these peripheral devices have made it…
Are you a biking enthusiast? Biking (cycling) is a great way for you and your family to enjoy the outdoors. Hybrid bikes are currently the most sought after bikes by both men and women. Thanks to their versatility, adaptability and strength on the road and on gravel trail, these bikes have become a majority’s favorite over time.
Acne is one of the most frustrating skin conditions and surprisingly, it affects millions of Americans every year. According to the American Academy of Dermatology (AAD), acne is one of the most common skin conditions and affects up to 50 million Americans annually. While there are many other skin conditions that require intense management, acne is more prominent because treatment exceeds $3 billion. The National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal…
Sabrina Coleman is a true renaissance woman. While many will remember her forays into music (Keep Moving On and Complicated), she is currently providing a whole new form of publicity with her hosting role on Live From Studio 6B. Still having a few hours in the day, Sabrina finds time to contribute her own unique skill set to Mayhem Entertainment as well as the “Rollin’ With Coleman” segments for the NFL. Sabrina’s…
Sammi Rae Murciano’s Reflection is a powerful statement. Rich vocals soar out above the track, while the backing instrumentation provides a solid backdrop upon which Sammi Rae’s vocals can shiner. The R&B meets pop sound of Reflection is catchy, emotionally effecting, and fits right alongside the rotation/playlist of pop and R&B charts.
The Johnny Mac Band’s Ace is a funky rock track that blends together a thick bass line, and sizzling guitar work into a must-listen. The vocals draw upon a sixties style in the same vein of Credence Clearwater Revival and early Led Zeppelin. The tremendous guitar work laid down on Ace will have listeners repeating the single; this is such a deep and detailed line that it stands up nicely…
Jackson Legg is an artist that has caught our attention with the song “OverEasy (She’s Always)”. The single is a hard rocking tune with heartfelt lyrics, the sound is similar to early U2, splashed with a harder slightly faster sound. Jackson’s voice is perfectly matched with his instrumentation allowing the song to flow smoothly but still grab your attention. The production is solid with no mismatched sounding areas to the…
There’s something amazing about the cyclical nature of influences. A solid two decades after many thought they had head the end of shoegaze, with the mid-to-late ‘90s break ups of some of the genre greats from My Bloody Valentine to the Jesus And Mary Chain, a new generation of indie bands are rediscovering the music and layering on the fuzz and distortion with a new sense of purpose. Among the…
Pain is something no one wants to experience but like many other bad things in life, it is inevitable. Many people suffer joint, back and neck pain throughout their lives. If you are living in pain, you have most likely tried many options available with no success. If you haven’t tried professional chiropractor services, it is time to learn how manual therapies can treat that nagging pain that is threatening…
Allelujah’s “Chariots On Fire” is a fully engrossing effort that deftly ties together hints of alternative and indie rock. During this effort, the act is able to touch upon Weezer, Cake, the Apple Records sound of the 1970s and Bright Eyes. The passion and charisma that issues forth during this single is considerable; while the vocals are able to tell a story, the glorious instrumentation will keep fans focused in…
The Winter Sounds’ “Heartbeats” is an atmospheric piece of indie rock that shines with soaring arrangements, rich vocals, and a desire to change up tempo on a dime. What the band does with Heartbeats is craft something that will bury itself deep into the hearts of listeners. There are hints of emo, Killers-esque rock, and ska that can all be discerned here. A rapid tempo punctuates this single, getting fans…
Clay Melton’s Secrets is an assertive rock track that has enough of the way of pop influence to keep fans focused on in. There are hints of Jet and The White Stripes here, but the raw roar of Melton here calls back to an earlier Detroit tradition. A smart production allows the sizzling guitar work and thick, ropy bass lines ample chance to shine. Secrets is a catchy track that…
Jace The Great’s “Celebration” is a positively sunny effort, one the blends together a street-smart blend of rap music with a lush production and attention to Jace’s craft. The beat is infectious to the degree that it will tattoo itself deep into a listener’s psyche, while Sonyae Elise’s feature provides further variation to the single. The straight-forward aspect of Jace The Great’s flow will appease fans of a number of…
Pat Scarlett’s “You Make It Alright” is a track that ties together 1980s performers like Suzanne Vega and Siouxsie and the Banshees. A thick bass line and sequenced drum line build the environment for You Make It Alright, upon which a smokier set of vocals reside. A bit of industrial / goth fuzz-laden guitars and drums wash over the track at points, boosting the overall momentum before Pat moves back…
Brett Gleason’s “Alive” is a tremendously engrossing effort. The raw passion and emotion of Gleason’s vocals are matched perfectly with a tempestuous guitar line. While outwardly simple (a guitar and a vocalist), Alive’s overall sound is deep and detailed – there is such a rich dynamic that is crafted through the song’s run time that fans will continue to focus in throughout the track. “Expiration Date” is a slower track…
You can’t claim Roger Miret, one of the New York’s hardcore scenes founding fathers, held anything back in his new memoir, My Riot.
This Alice Cooper DVD set – including the 1976 “Welcome To My Nightmare” concert film as well as a TV special (“Alice Cooper: The Nightmare”) from the year before – manages to do the seemingly impossible, being both nostalgically dated and simultaneously timeless.