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
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
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
Faintest Idea: “The Road to Sedition” Review
Review by: Gimpleg When Faintest Idea released "Kill em Dead", the first single off of their upcoming The Road to Sedition album, I had never heard of them, despite their excellent 16 years of releasing music and touring all over Europe. Three minutes and eight seconds later, I was scouring their social media and reaching … Continue reading Faintest Idea: “The Road to Sedition” Review
Coolie Ranx: “Days Gone By” Review
Review by: Gimpleg Days Gone By is Coolie Ranx's labor of love debut album to be released under his own name. After 20 years of being the front for The Pilfers, and playing in several other bands, this is the first time he's ventured out to put his own name on a project. The songs … Continue reading Coolie Ranx: “Days Gone By” Review
Pacing Mixes the Mundane with the Supernatural on “Aliens”
Pacing (the songwriting and recording project of Katie McTigue) has created a work of art with "Aliens" that will allow for complete human introspection. The concept of the song will feel similar with Pacing's sardonic storytelling. "Aliens" provide humans the ability to reflect. Reflection, much like chicken soup, is good for the human body and … Continue reading Pacing Mixes the Mundane with the Supernatural on “Aliens”
Music Shelf’s August 12th Review Roundup
listen here "namestage6 is not Okay" from namestage6 is an incredibly ambitious and engaging record. Sampled entirely from Huggable Dust by Okay (which deserves your attention as well) helps shapes this experimental hip-hop album that has elements of an Eyedea & Abilities album blended with the creativity of Tyler, The Creator. It is hard to … Continue reading Music Shelf’s August 12th Review Roundup
Album Review: “Heaven in a Hurry” by Crooner
Mustard had the pleasure of previewing Erie, PA's nostalgia-pop band Crooner's latest album "Heaven in a Hurry." It is out now on all streaming platforms! "Heaven in a Hurry" opens up with "Voice of God", which like an actual God would, captivates your attention with the opening line "woke up this morning to the voice … Continue reading Album Review: “Heaven in a Hurry” by Crooner
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