EP and Single Reviews

Rebecca Blasband’s musing tones bathe the lyrics in tantalizing wisps of recollection and marvel.

Brother Reverend has beaucoup talent, which, combined with their ferocious creativity, makes them significant.

In 'Gorerunner,' Jane in Space hypnotises listeners by creating delicious tension through the combination of alternative rock, industrial, and electronic sounds.

With 'Rusty Strings,' Brown Kid demonstrates his knack for coalescing different flavors into interesting concoctions.

With her version of the Paul Simon classic 'Slip Slidin’ Away,' Karen Atkins reveals her brilliant vocal talent and delicacy of allusion.

'Living for the Weekend' by Madison McWilliams supplies excellent, edgy pop music, resounding with sonic dynamism.

'You’ll Believe' (Pop Version) by Kaz Bielinksi radiates yummy pop ambience full of vibrant colors and infectious dynamism.

'Terminal Velocity' radiates sonic brio, graceful energy, and primal momentum of imminent majesty.

I’ve always liked bands that have a clear aesthetic intention in their image and videos, and The FMs have that in spades. If you have a soft spot for the age of safety pins and black leather in rock and roll, you’re in for a good time.

Tinged with both retro and contemporary colors, 'Qualifiers' by Mark Rogers is tantalizingly nostalgic, yet at once embryonic.