The lead-up to the release of Kansas City's True Lions and Fritz Hutchison Split Album Today has been exciting. Released by Manor Records via Bandcamp this tape creates an interesting dynamic that human listeners of independent musicians will appreciate. On the True Lions side of the tape, they have adapted poems that are "near and … Continue reading Premiere: True Lions & Fritz Hutchison Split Album Tape
Julez and the Rollerz Skate Towards Their “Wildest Fantasy”
Humans have the ability to dream. These dreams can create situations or fantasies that seem unattainable. That does not mean though you should not try to capture or chase after those dreams. As a condiment bottle Mustard is envious of this. But they are also so pleased to see (or hear) humans who chase those … Continue reading Julez and the Rollerz Skate Towards Their “Wildest Fantasy”
Plastic Presidents: “Good Times Can’t Last” Review
Review by: Gimpleg Last September the Plastic Presidents dropped their debut single, "Ends Meat". If you missed it last year when it released, I have good news and bad news for you. The bad news is you spent the last 8 months missing one of the best overall singles and my favorite debut single from … Continue reading Plastic Presidents: “Good Times Can’t Last” Review
Music Shelf’s April 21st Review Roundup
Runa - Sad Eyes https://open.spotify.com/track/2LZCMCGUJKn8thLIO1yTOE?si=203ba7f2b05f4efb Mustard had the pleasure of speaking last month with RUNA. When Mustard asked about “Sad Eyes” RUNA put it simply: listeners can expect revenge. RUNA does not hold back on this 70s inspired tune. The instrumentation on “Sad Eyes” is twisted, methodical, and haunting. To further elevate the haunting instrumentation … Continue reading Music Shelf’s April 21st Review Roundup
Daisy Veacock’s “For A Rainy Afternoon” is a Delight
As a condiment who was born from a recipe Mustard revels when music also comes with instructions. Veacock has made it clear that this song is best enjoyed for a rainy afternoon. Following the success of her January single 'The Things That You Tell Her' Daisy Veacock has returned with her newest single "For A … Continue reading Daisy Veacock’s “For A Rainy Afternoon” is a Delight
Cardboard People – “Cardboard People” Review
Review by: Gimpleg Cardboard People is a multi genre indie duo out of the San Francisco Bay area made up of vocalist Yunoka Berry and producer Jim Greer. Together they bring forth the debut album, a collection of the 6 singles they released during the pandemic, together with a few new tracks and a couple … Continue reading Cardboard People – “Cardboard People” Review
Grooblen Returns on Psych-Punk “Gastropod”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EBwRu8Db2hU&feature=youtu.be As a condiment that runs a music website they try to remain neutral when it comes to covering artists. Not many condiments are within the field of journalism so they try to remain impartial. With that said, Mustard is beyond elated about Grooblen's newest single "Gastropod." It is no secret that Mustard (and their … Continue reading Grooblen Returns on Psych-Punk “Gastropod”
Omnigone: “Against The Rest” Review
Review by: Gimpleg If music is the voice of revolution, Omnigone has picked up more than a microphone, they have picked up a megaphone. While other bands remind us why we need to be mad, Omnigone reminds us to stand and fight together. Strength through community- the key message in Omnigone's first album since 2019- … Continue reading Omnigone: “Against The Rest” Review
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