The Nothing Podcast: Episode 4: The Lawyer – “Slipping on Banana Peels”
This week John and Frank sat down and had a nice long sidebar with personal injury attorney from Zinbarg, Myrill & Associates, Josh Lockamy Esq. […]
Music
The Lost Millions – Novella Dantes EP Review: Refined Roughness.
The musical landscape of today lends itself heavily to a clean, smooth aesthetic in the mainstream. The still dominant Hip-Hop and synth-laced Pop dominate the […]
Review Fix Exclusive: Middle Space’s Jake Brickley, Ben Neat and Mark Tolley Talks ‘Don’t Trust Robots’
Review Fix chats with Middle Space’s Jake Brickley, Ben Neat and Mark Tolley, a young Indie-Rock 5-piece based in the West Midlands. Detailing their creative […]
Review Fix Exclusive: In The City’s Ashley Jane Talks ‘Every Single Day’ And More
Review Fix chats with In The City’s Ashley Jane, who discusses the group’s new single, Every Single Day.” About In The City: Singer-songwriter and documentary […]
The Nobody Podcast: Episode 3: The Army Captain: Giant Camel Spiders
In this weeks fascinatingly deep episode John and Frank sat down with Captain Erin Owen of the US Army Reserves to talk about her experiences […]
Review Fix Exclusive: Lucid Afterlife’s Caleb Sanders Talks Creative Process and Goals
Review Fix chats with Lucid Afterlife’s Caleb Sanders, who discusses the band’s origin, goals and creative process. Review Fix: How did the project start? Caleb […]
The Teledynes EP Review: Bob Your Head and Swing Your Hips
Music is powerful when it can move you. When you hear that beat that makes you tap your foot or sway your head a smile […]
Review Fix Exclusive: Rhia Talks ‘Fire’ And More
Review Fix chats with singer/songwriter Rhia, who breaks down the creative process behind her new single, “Fire.’ Review Fix: How did you get involved in music? Rhia: I started teaching myself […]
T. J. Doyle Band – Lullaby Single Review: Hippie Vibes for the New Age
Flower power and hippie culture is one that has left its mark on music history. Bands like Led Zeppelin and Grateful Dead have iconic sounds […]
Charley Young – Hold the Moon Single Review: Catchy Retro Pop
During this era of computerized music, the ’80s has been a mainstay in inspiration. This retro aesthetic is clear in Charley Young’s Hold the Moon. […]
Review Fix Exclusive: Square Halo’s Demetrios Loukas Talks ‘The Lyme Years’ And More
Review Fox chats with Square Halo’s Demetrios Loukas, who details the band’s origin and the creative process behind their new album, “The Lyme Years.” Review […]