Shane Palko: Pick Me Up Review: Powerful
You hear stories about traveling musicians. They hit the road with nothing but their instrument and a burning passion for the music they make. In […]
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Spider-Man Review: Amazing
With the recent edition of Spider-Man to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, this was the perfect time to bring Spidey back into the video game realm. […]
The Good Morning Nags: No Damn Good EP Review: Energetic
Based out of NYC, The Good Morning Nags bring a jovial nature to their music that is contagious. Listening to their new EP “No Damn […]
gloryBots: Dark Alien Pop Review: Awesome And Different
The voice behind gloryBots, Jalal Andre, describes the sound as, “aliens land while listening to OK Computer, meet Nine Inch Nails and Muse in a […]
Norm Brunet: It Don’t Get Better Than This Review: Touching
Canadian artist Norm Brunet is something of an anomaly. Born in Quebec and raised in Ottawa, he’s had significant success in Canada as a Country […]
Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 Beta Review: Shaping Up Nicely
Call of Duty is a series that introduced so many young gamers to multiplayer gaming. The series holds a special place in the hearts and […]
NXT Takeover Brooklyn IV Review: Amazing
It’s that time of the year again when New York City gets to have its fill of the black and yellow brand. TakeOver: Brooklyn has […]
Miles Maxwell: Red Ghost Review: A Wonderful Start
Hailing from the Second City, Miles Maxwell formed in 2017 when guitarist and songwriter Miles Baltrusaitis had enough of covering others people’s music and went […]
Randy Forte: Chas Randall Review: A ’60s Soundscape
Hailing from Huntsville, Alabama, singer/songwriter Randy Forte pays homage to the musical stylings of his hometown with his newest album Chas Randall. During Forte’s childhood […]
Grave Danger Review: Full of Heart
Unity engine gets a bad rap for all the shovelware that gets made on it with store-bought assets, stock textures, and low effort messes that […]
Morrison Kincannon: Space Talk Review: An Oldie And A New Goodie
The adage, “they don’t make ’em like they used to” never rang truer when it comes to Norman Morrison and Terry Kincannon. The duo began […]