Being now well established, Ghanaian/Canadian artist Kae Sun is back with his third studio album “Whoever Comes Knocking”. Previous to this album, Kae Sun had released two albums, “Lion on a Leash” and “Afriyie”, and various Eps but the albums are the major highlights. They are a great mix of R&B and singer/songwriter with his various instrumentation and soft yet powerful … [Read more...] about Kae Sun “Whoever Comes Knocking” Review
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Album Review: Crooked Shadows
After a 7-year hiatus, Dashboard Confessional returns with their new studio album, Crooked Shadows. Dashboard confessional, originating in Boca Raton, Florida, is an American rock band, fronted by lead singer, Chris Carrabba. Crooked Shadows, the band’s 7th studio album, signifies a new direction for the band as they take a clear step away from their traditional “emo” roots and … [Read more...] about Album Review: Crooked Shadows
Turnstile “Time & Space” Review
Hitting the ground running, Turnstile returns with their sophomore album “Time & Space”. The band has made a big name for themselves in the world of Hardcore Punk and the general music world. Having previously released several Eps and another full-length album, they have culminated an impactful, and distant style of Hardcore. Their 2016 debut album “Nonstop Feeling” … [Read more...] about Turnstile “Time & Space” Review
Album Review: WorkTapes
“WorkTapes is made up of seven little Polaroids from my life that are masquerading as songs”, Ron Pope posts on twitter publicizing the release of his newest EP. New York City based singer-songwriter Ron Pope surprises fans with a fresh seven song EP to follow-up his 2017 album, Work. Pope, most famously recognized for his 2008 hit, “A Drop in the Ocean”, is known for … [Read more...] about Album Review: WorkTapes
Omhouse “Eye to Eye” Review
Right from Toronto, the up and coming art rock group Omhouse released their debut full length LP “Eye to Eye”, which achieves some great heights. Prior to this release, Omhouse has put out a few EP’s such as the self-titled “Omhouse”, “MOONEYE” and a few singles, and they embodied a more electronic sound that was developing but still promising. On this album, they … [Read more...] about Omhouse “Eye to Eye” Review