Rookies AtHeart returned with a dull pre-release last month, making me hope they’d saved their best material for their album’s title track. Butterfly Doors offers a slightly different taste, but sadly I remain underwhelmed by the music. This song marries several youthful elements (nursery rhyme… Read More »Song Review: AtHeart – Butterfly Doors
Rookies Baby DONT Cry have a new mini album on the horizon, but like so many of their peers they’re kicking off promotions with a pre-release. I enjoyed their last title track I DONT CARE quite a bit and Shapeshifter continues its pop-forward sound, sadly… Read More »Song Review: Baby DONT Cry – Shapeshifter
The K-pop industry is in dire need of some eccentricity. Sure, there’s a subdued quirkiness to many of its recent visuals, but this approach has become so cut-and-paste and rubber stamped by corporations that it feels more mainstream than it seeks to be. There is… Read More »Song Review: Yena – Catch Catch
Atlanta death dealers Father Befouled — one of the Decibel‘s long time favorites. The band has re-recorded a moldy oldie and make it sicker than ever just for the Decibel Flexi Series. The title track off the band’s 2010 EP, Rotting Godless Throne, has been… Read More »Father Befouled Premiere Exclusive Recording, “Rotting Godless Throne,” via the Decibel Flexi Series!
Incorporating nature into local development can have a significant impact on human health. Examples include improved sleep and academic performance in children, metabolic risk reduction in adults, and longevity in seniors. Though there is evidence for human benefit, it is particularly important for other species… Read More »A Rare Owl Sighting Shows Why Green Spaces Matter