Weald & Woe guitarist and vocalist Jeff Young got bitten by the medieval bug at a young age. It’s little surprise that, down the road, his music is informed by the same fantastic stories and myths that captivated his young mind. “I was introduced to… Read More »Full Album Stream: Weald & Woe’s ‘Far From The Light Of Heaven’
Since going their separate ways for solo promotions, no SHINee member has been as musically prolific as Onew. This isn’t what I would have expected based on past history, but he’s been churning out material with great consistency. Next up is summer single Confidence, pre-released… Read More »Song Review: Onew (SHINee) – Confidence
If it seems that Denver sludge trio In the Company of Serpents are pursuing an unusual sonic path on their latest single, “A Patchwork Art,” be patient, because what sounds like a Spaghetti Western theme soon erupts into a massive slab of ear crush, courtesy… Read More »Video Premiere: In the Company of Serpents – “A Patchwork Art”
For Tempe, Arizona-based trio Bright Sunshine, business is important, uh, business. To make sure everyone’s on the same page about it, they even penned a song to drive the message home: “Year End Goals,” a new selection from their forthcoming sophomore album, Executive Power Supreme. Musically, it’s… Read More »Track Premiere: Bright Sunshine – ‘Year End Goals’
The guys of 2PM have remained quite active as soloists even if they don’t often release group material these days. Some of their best work has emerged from solo albums, though it’s been awhile since a song has really connected with me. Jang Wooyoung’s Sexy… Read More »Song Review: Jang Wooyoung (2PM) – Simple Dance