The former kings of the mp3.com Industrial metal charts are back. Jagged Doctrine returns after a long “hiatus” to deliver more of their aggressive industrial metal hybrid music. The Stalker tells the story of Kale: “Kale is torn between his loyalty to the Servants and his new friendship with Jessica. The lines are draw, a…
Jason Martin keeps the ever-evolving entity that is SF59 rolling through another album. This time, Martin goes for a more acoustic and organic sound while still keeping many elements that sound like his last few albums. But there are also a few new twists thrown in. Like the sound of tablas that starts off the…
Dreamy, Noisy, even shoe-gazer-ish at times, Crossroads of America Records recording act husband&wife return with a new album that reminds me why I like music. Despite what the name might imply, this is not a married couple doing folk music. It is indie rock made by a band. I even hear a bit of groove…
Take roots rock, Americana, jangle pop, country and folk… mix together well, throw in a dash of nostalgia, and you have The Redemption Center: a band that is another in a long line of fine bands that Jesse Sprinkle has been involved in. The Redemption Center features the vocals of J. Stephen Smith as well…
I really didn’t need to buy this album to review it. Not because I illegally downloaded it or anything, but because I am a big fan of this band and I already owned every song on here. Ghosts of the Past is basically a compilation of the Ghosts of the Future vinyl box set, a…
I found this single through the Starflyer 59 Fans website. Probably a great place to list it – SF59 is a clear influence on the band’s sound. Or is it a solo project? Info is hard to come by at this point. The style is listed as Christian Indie Rock, and I would say that…
As far as we are told, these are preview songs for a new album. So they may change or not even make the cut. But for now you can listen to these songs at Wish For Eden’s Facebook page. If this is a sign of what is to come, I look forward to the new…
This offering by Subdivision records introduces us to the band Sungrazzer with a much welcomed e.p. and not just a single track. Classifying these guys would be hard… ambient guitar fuzz punctuated by sounds from outer space that ebb and flow in a way that somehow really works, and works well. Definitely a unique sound…
Ambience and anticipation lead in on this track with a reverential feel of quiet simplicity. Definitely need to have your headphones on to let the music really surround you and to take in the mood that is being created. The music softly builds through ambience and relaxing guitar tones that slowly peak to a quiet…
“Ba, ba, ba, hey, hey, hey”… This is a new project with Kevin Castillo and Campuzano and a nice addition to the growing roster on Subdivision. The music here is airy and a bit poppier without being pretentious. It would fit great on any college/indie radio rotation play list. Always great to keep up with…