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Album Review: All Over the Map by Steven Allen Gordon

Using electric guitar on J.S. Bach’s “Prelude in D Major,” Gordon reminds me of Led Zeppelin’s slower songs, with their elaborate compositio

Album Review: Whatever by Ivan Beecroft

It’s shocking to think that '90s grunge and post-grunge will soon be considered classic rock. But, “times – they are a changing.” For wh

Album Review: Destiny (Single) from Monciel and Zonoozi

In an effort to create music that would appeal to a wide range of audiences across different cultures, Lucy Monciel and Shahed Mohseni Zonoo

Books as Dialects of ART: The Illustrated Man and Leonardo's Brain

If art, as a whole, could be thought of as a universal language – every culture on Earth indulges in it – then different types of art could

Album Review: Dark Corners by It's Just Craig

Melodic, reflective, and beautifully executed, the 10-track album features numerous duets over harmonies that are created using acoustic ins

Album Review: Unforgettable by Nashaat Salman

As evidenced by his latest single EP Unforgettable, Nashaat Salman is a gifted writer, composer, orchestrator, arranger, and producer. Thoug

Album Review: Punk Cathedral by The Kiss That Took A Trip

It’s hard to say exactly what kind of album Punk Cathedral is. Trello is vehemently against categorizing it as electronic, even though it’s

Album Review: Further!! by Revolushn

#byLizPublika Revolushn, a San Francisco based psychedelic rock band, layers ridiculous lyrics over interesting melodies and has the...

Album Review: American Sessions by The Stangs

Fans for bands like Oasis, The Strokes, Jet, or The Clash may find The Stangs to be a great new band with the right amount of old school pos

Album Review: Life by Chrystyna Marie

Though hip-hop recently dethroned rock 'n' roll as the most listened to genre in the world, Los Angeles based singer/songwriter Chry

Album Review: Saga by Dark Model

Not quite fitting the industrial category, being a tad too melodic for the genre, the album may appeal to fans of techno, choir music, and b

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