Vaureen, "Before The Rectangles Take Over"
So often in movies, flashbacks and memory scenes are shot in black and white; it adds a somewhat timeless effect
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Few realms in contemporary music have the ability to conjure as broad a spectrum of themes and ideas as electronic
The Mells, "McCallister"
As a rule of thumb, one might say, the dreamier the music, the more effect it can have on the
The Craters, "Suburban Lawns"
Tucked away in a distant corner of modern music’s memory is the concept of the self-produced songwriter, especially the one
Chillemi, "Child Of The Earth"
Folk music will usually speak on one of two levels: either the deeply personal, or the grandiosely philosophical. In his
Amanda Glasser, "Bed"
There’s an upside to being well acquainted with your downer side. You get used to it, live with it, and
Grim Streaker, "Guts"
Punk has pretty much always been rooted in some form of internal upheaval and ripping anxiety, but add external features
The Spookfish, "Everything Is Moving So Fast"
For some, music provides a much needed form of escapism, and opens doors to realms much greater than the self.
Holy Motors, "Sleeprydr"
In tapping into, and calling forth the past, an artist often skirts the edges of the surreal. Such can be
Oceanator, "Nowhere Nothing"
By their nature, the Winter months tend to feel loneliest, be it from the subsequent dampening of sounds after a
