Articles by Thorne Stone

A collection of songs is a great way to tell a story. Songs From The Land, the latest release from Luis Mojica, could be seen […]

There is a certain allure to a dark aesthetic. Musically, it is a very malleable mood to set, as it can be used to both […]

There’s always merit to exploration. In music, it can even be found within the genre you feel most familiar with. This is certainly the case […]

Some of the most powerful songs are those that reflect how the artist feels at the time they were written. Anthems to unite divided people, […]

There are few tracks that are similar to There Are No Words by Kitty Donohoe. The folk tunes are lively in the instrumentals, while the […]

Storytelling and music go hand-in-hand. Each track can feel like an entry or chapter in a greater message, a quality that Timberline’s latest album nails. […]

Live performances can be underwhelming at times. Sometimes, the recordings are just flat-out better to listen to than the band or artist performing live. Foolish […]

Sometimes, it’s the wail of a guitar that can set the perfect mood. Other times, it’s a sunny bass-led bop that bounces with glee. Jeffrey […]

Electronic music has many flavors. From the pop anthem styles of artists such as Zedd to the more niche sounds of The Glitch Mob, it’s […]

Punk is multi-dimensional. While its rough-cut aesthetic is a unifying sound, genres such as hardcore and skater punk give the genre their own unique edge. […]

We all grow. Whether it be through time, experience, or a combination of the two, we’re always pushing ourselves to be the best to get […]