Articles by Thorne Stone

Rock music’s many faces are vast but recognizable. A band or artist has a sound that is normally backed by a heavy instrumental arrangement and […]

Review Fix caught up with John Salaway, hot off his latest collaborative album. We took a moment to discuss his first big collaboration, the experience […]

Rock and roll is dynamic and reflective of our culture. No other subgenre is as eclectic as Americana, which combines the efforts of the likes […]

Music is a translation of feeling. Using vocals and instrumentals can undeniably create a mood. While the mainstream obsession with music that hits a certain […]

Everyone struggles. There are things that we simply can’t help at the end of the day, as only so much time exists within it. DocFell […]

Alternative rock is a dynamic genre. It has a rough aesthetic and while there is a finesse to it, many bands fail to realize how […]

Review Fix took a moment to catch up with one-man band Captain Dane-O off the release of his debut album, “Monster in the Addict.” What […]

The world is in a time of uncertainty. Social isolation, troubling statistics and the longing for companionship it brings is an idea that instills a […]

There is a certain quality that makes you move with music. When an artist hits that sweet spot with the beat it becomes like liquid […]

Our world is more connected than ever. Reaching friends, family, and even strangers can be done with a touch of a button. Through these connections […]

There are few instruments that can top the elegant aesthetic of the piano. An instrument that demands a certain degree of mastery to truly make […]