Hellcoil‘s Demon Rocks‘ six songs are your rough hewn, stone steps of descent into a place of fire and brimstone. There is no turning around in those twenty minutes. No reprieve. Voices like souls in beautiful torment enrapture your ears like the wailing smoke of the damned. For full effect and to complete the incantation, repeat … Continue reading Review: Hellcoil – Demon Rocks

I was never familiar with Filipino music or artists. My first full listening session of Jade Fake’s Kimchi Gonzales was my first exposure. And after those twenty minutes were over, I felt that pleasant disorientation that one feels after spending a day at a theme park with nothing but roller coasters. This is never a negative for me. … Continue reading Review: Jade Fake – Kimchi Gonzales

CHANT+ is a five track remix album of So Nice Yesterday’s Chant by PeaceRussie. A native of Baltimore, PeaceRussie (he/him) is a multimedia artist, that enjoys employing a “bend and twist until it breaks” method to all the forms their expressions take. In the ten years this protean existence has been transmitting, Russie is a major catalyst and force behind the poignantly hyped art … Continue reading Review: CHANT+ by PeaceRussie

So,  before I got a chance to check out Mx. High from Spartan I had not heard of Loop Sessions.   I learned that Loop Sessions is an international beat making community and non-competitive sample flip challenge. That was  Founded in 2016 by ArtBeat Montreal and The Loop Pilots. The basic premises is that they provide … Continue reading Review of  Mx. High by Spartan Jet-Plex

I ran out of time this week to write this review. Just one of those things but, I decided to wake up this morning early, put on my crumbling pink kitty eared headphones and let my mind move from sleep to wake while listening. In my dawn light shadowed room, with cans and ears in … Continue reading Review: Tiara & Andrew – How Real Are We? with the sing

I braced myself before playing Honeysuckle Eyes. Intuition told me that this album would be another moment of “Kollaps“, a deeply moving sonic event when I discovered industrial music for the first time. Industrial music, much like jazz, blues and middle eastern music, for me has a spiritual connection. From tone and rhythm, it all connects … Continue reading Review: Honeysuckle Eyes by SOCCERMOM WITH AN AK

I was exhausted from my sixth night of insomnia when I listened to Mikey Moo’s Fresh Idiot. Night before I spent a couple of hours playing guitar along with a room full of other queer, trans, gender expansive and non-binary people. This was the second session I went to with this group. It was magickal. A tribal … Continue reading Review: Fresh Idiot by Mikey Moo

I am always on the look out for eclectic music so when I got a chance to check out the new album Mad and Killing time from EBB I knew I had to take a good long listen. I have to be honest as I listened to the first track, Vorspiel,  I was not sure … Continue reading Review of Mad & Killing Time