Venus Grrrls: Hex Music Video Review
Leeds-based group Venus Grrrls have all had negative encounters with toxic men, and it was these experiences that catalyzed into their latest single “Hex”. About the song, vocalist GK has …
Galactic Empire Review: The Mandalorian
Dubbed the “galaxy’s foremost metal band”, Galactic Empire specialize in adapting tracks from across the Star Wars universe into epic instrumental metal. With the group’s third album due May 5th, Galactic …
Charley Crockett Review: Welcome to Hard Times
Charley Crockett is bringing country music back to its roots, both in sound and style. The singer-songwriter has been building a following through his throwback style, incorporating folk, Americana and …
Dustbowl Revival: Best Day Music Video Review
In California band Dustbowl Revival‘s new video for “Best Day”, band leader Z’s mid-street fall leads to head trauma, rescue from a purple angel, driving around in a pink Cadillac …
Tommee Profitt: Thunderstruck Music Video Review
You’ve never heard AC/DC like this. The beloved Australian power rockers are known for crunchy guitar riffs, smashing drums and wailing vocals. But in the hands of famed pianist and …
Review: The Comet is Coming – Technicolour
Back in 2019, The Comet is Coming fried our brains with their experimental, instrumental electro-sax rock banger “Summon the Fire”. Now the UK trio are back with a new single …
Critique: Under the Rug – Turkey Vulture
Austin, TX indie folk band Under the Rug will certainly be the first (and possibly only) band to ever feature a singing bowl of oatmeal in a music video. But …
Creature Comfort Music Video Review: Big Buff Handsome
No one really knows if the mysterious Sasquatch is a brutal, murderous beast, or a friendly wood being capable of love. If Nashville’s Creature Comfort have a say, Bigfoot is …
Autogramm – Cool Kids Radio Music Video Review
In my day job, I work on a lot of music videos. Budgets these days range generally between $25k and $50k, with the occasional $60k – $100k being the white …
Review: Emperor of Ice Cream – High Rise, Low Rise
Emperor of Ice Cream were poised to be one of the next great bands from Ireland, but their debut album No Sound Ever Dies was never released. Signed to Sony …
Rug Busters Music Video Review
On their spiky new post-punk single “Rug Busters”, seven-piece Amsterdam based band Personal Trainer list off various types of people and personality traits, with the answer being if you match …
Review: Irish Moutarde – Charlie Mops
Quebec’s Irish Moutarde began their life as an Irish punk tribute band, but eventually transitioned into original songs, mixing bagpipes and banjos in with punk rock riffs and energy. They’re …
