Reviewed by Nate Smith It’s not often that I venture away from the Punk Rock I love so much. Sometimes, when I am trying to relax before or bed or reading I like to play some music that’s soothing to the soul. Oak and Gorski bring just that. This duo who, performs in Downtown Disney […]
Reviewed by Nate Smith Abandon All Ships brings it heavy. This album can be summed up that one word. These guys are young and talented at what they do. The 3nd track, “Megawacko 2.1,” mixes some aspects of pop music, double bass drum, and screaming vocals. I am willing to bet that somewhere inside of […]
Reviewed by Nate Smith I felt bummed at first. After my first listen of “Invented” I wondered where was that classic Jimmy Eat World sound I had grown to love. Their last record was ok and Futures blew my mind. At first it seemed overproduced, lacking creativity, and just a generic rock and roll record. […]
Reviewed by Nate Smith Sky Sailing brings the perfect blend of music for a cool crisp summer morning on “An Airplane Carried me to Bed”. The acoustic guitar and voice of Adam young are soothing and relaxing. So grab a cup of coffee and enjoy. The album opens with “Captain of the Sea’ which reminds […]
Whenever Nofx puts out a release I always get excited. They are one band that seems to put out something new for the fans every few months.
Reviewed by Nate Smith With the curiosity of the album cover and name I was ready to check out Am Taxi. Little did I know that a great musical surprise would await me. Indie, Punk Rock, garage, you name it, the styles there. It’s innovative, creative and pleasing to my ears. Track 2, The mistake, […]
Reviewed by Nate Smith Margo May’s voice is soothing, satisfying, and leaves you feeling wonderful. Her debut release “Summerof” is filled with inspiring and heartfelt songs that make Margo May a one of a kind gem. The opening track, “Blue Shoes’ could be the love anthem for any Hollywood Tv Show. Her voice drives the […]
Not many people can’t say they wrote the book on Pop Punk but Stephen Egerton is that guy. He broke on the scene as a guitar player in the 80’s with the southern California band The Descendents and has never looked back. During his time off from recording and producing music in his studio Armstrong Studios in Oklahoma he wrote, played all instruments, and recorded his first solo record. After admitting that singing wasn’t his strong point his wife suggested that he invite all his punk rock friends to help finish the record.
Reviewed by Nate Smith This record is Heavy. With a mix of screamo, hardcore, punk and metal, Our Last Night brings it so heavy even your mom would be terrified. The easiest way to describe this record would be to take Boys Night Out, Thrice, Thursday, and Matchbook Romance and let them fight it our […]