As a food product Mustard was intrigued by the lead single off Pacing’s upcoming LP. Mustard has heard humans use the expression “Bite Me” in various ways. Some humans like to speak to their food and imagine that their boiled hot dog has instructed them to well - bite into them. They understand their purpose … Continue reading Song Review: “Bite Me” by Pacing
Music Shelf’s Review Roundup – June 2nd
Lunacy - Hauntingly Familiar https://open.spotify.com/track/40XNmWea8v5KqlYmhYVhCj?si=a60019ba86be4242 Melbourne’s Lunacy has released a single that all humans can relate too. The alternative dark pop duo has released their frustration during the COVID-19 Pandemic. In our interview, lead vocalist, Sallee mentioned how Melbourne had some of the world’s strictest lockdown policies. The result of this comes out within the … Continue reading Music Shelf’s Review Roundup – June 2nd
Song Review: “Just Like You” by The Littlest Man Band
You can pre-save the single here. Review by Gimpleg Wow. Incredible. I don't really have the words. I mean, just, wow. This was easily the sexiest song I've heard in a really long time. Damn, that was good. Long time fans of The Littlest Man Band might know "Just Like You" was written about 20 … Continue reading Song Review: “Just Like You” by The Littlest Man Band
Album Review: “All Of Us Or None” by J Navarro & The Traitors
Review by: Gimpleg J Navarro & The Traitors third release and second full length album came out last Friday on Bad Time Records, and like their previous albums, it's a solid mix of the Traitors unique blend of two tone, reggae, and punk, while maintaining Jay Navarro's poignant lyrics that call for unity and action. … Continue reading Album Review: “All Of Us Or None” by J Navarro & The Traitors
Music Shelf Review Roundup – May 19th
Cestari - Phases (EP) Cestari’s “Phases” EP features incredibly smooth compositions that will delight your human ears. On “Phases” Cestari masterfully finds a way to blend smooth jazz, classical, and funk that will have you wishing there was a ten hour YouTube version of the EP. Mustard has not had the pleasure of seeing Cestari … Continue reading Music Shelf Review Roundup – May 19th
Album Review: “You Can’t See Me” by John Cena
Eighteen years ago today professional wrestler and actor (Peacemaker, Fred 2) John Cena released his debut album "You Can't See Me." Mustard was a young impressionable condiment when this album was originally released. They were influenced by the online wrestling community which like other fandoms can be both passionate and toxic. On this day Mustard … Continue reading Album Review: “You Can’t See Me” by John Cena
Music Shelf’s Review Roundup – May 5th
Sarah Yagki - Alone https://open.spotify.com/track/1umYkKtsMm5gcN1nHo2MRb?si=wewuV0n3ShKQClXn-uiICg In our latest interview Sarah mentioned how her newly released single “Alone” marks a new era. Yagki (and her team) have an excellent understanding of world-building. “Alone” and the music video along with it are cinematic and refreshing. Yagki’s vocals mixed with the grunge guitars and synths provide listeners an … Continue reading Music Shelf’s Review Roundup – May 5th
Review: “Football” by Dylan Perkins
Review by Gimpleg Dylan Perkins newest album, "Football" is one of my favorite Indie folk punk albums I've heard to date. It definitely has some pleasant pop influences. This lyrics in this album combine the human struggles that are inherent with this generation that are common themes in folk punk with an almost cheery rhythm … Continue reading Review: “Football” by Dylan Perkins
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