Album Review/ Art Rock : Slow Walk’s ‘The Mountain’
That’s the experience of Slow Walk’s ‘The Mountain’. The album is so versatile, a stylistic flow that borders on familiar and explorative in such an organic way.
Song Review/ Art Rock : Medivh’s ‘Fires of the Blue Moon’
Their latest release is ‘Fires of the Blue Moon’, a track in which they lean into the fantastical and mystical aspects of the theme and build it into an immersive space.
Album Review/ Art Rock : Bloomfield Machine’s ‘Copium’
Their latest release is ‘Copium’, an album that features a lot of visual elements and aspects of abundance. Plentiful textures, innumerable characters, uncountable perspectives, and always a promise for more.
Album Review/ Art Rock : Blunt Blade’s ‘Forgiveness’
Their latest release is ‘Forgiveness’, an album that samples electronic sequences alongside deep rock and inexorable pop flows. It is a collection that is definitely worth taking in because of what it has to offer.
Album Review/ Art Rock : Canary Complex’s ‘Whisper of Spring’
The latest release is ‘Whisper of Spring’, a dramatic series of music that involves soft neo-classicals, luminous balloons of music, all of it inflating with lifelike sensibilities.
Song Review/ Art Rock : Oreaganomics’ ‘Everything is Legal’
The track, ‘Everything is Legal’ introduces the album. It is a narrative on the way the world is progressing and how everything is becoming available to us.
Stray Owls’ ‘Scapegoats’ : Insightful Dimensions on Art Rock
Taken from the art rock collection is ‘Scapegoats’, a track with interestingly dark fringes and floating characters.
Experience Ubiquity Machine’s Art Rock Funk in ‘I Think It’s Funny EP’
Each arc is pieced together with thoughtful and purposeful characters. And you’ll be left wanting for nothing. The duo have just released their latest EP, ‘I Think It’s Funny’, a three track collection presently, that teases more tracks.
Poppy Roscoe: The Concept Behind ‘Sea Fortune and the Desert Rats’
Poppy Roscoe are unpredictable, insatiable, and innovative. The band’s latest album, ‘Sea Fortune and the Desert Rats’ is an eclectic art rock collection that combines visual frames with experimental dimensions.