rock
Franz Ferdinand - The Human Fear in Review
Although I said as part of my ABCommunities Challenge (thanks again, John Cox), that I would try and do something a little different for any communities I've written before in a few times, I love this album so wanted to talk about it.
By Paul Stewart2 years ago in Beat
Erase All The Silence: A Bedroom Artist Melding Metal with Emotion
Erase All The Silence, a bedroom artist with a strong metal edge, has released a deeply personal and powerful album titled F.R.A.G.M.E.N.T.E.D., a collection of 12 tracks that showcase the raw emotion and musical versatility that has become his signature.
By mysoundMusic2 years ago in Beat
Chris Alan’s Debut Song “Philly Town (Acoustic)"
Chris Alan is a name to watch in the indie scene. With his debut single Philly Town (Acoustic), Alan offers a fresh sound that blends indie rock, blues, and acoustic vibes into an anthem that speaks directly to the heart of Philadelphia.
By mysoundMusic2 years ago in Beat
Album Review: Tony Marino – The Rock Album
Tony Marino, a composer, pianist, and recording engineer, has captivated audiences with his blend of jazz, Latin jazz, and world music. His sound, combining influences from bossa nova to bebop, has earned him a devoted following on platforms like Spotify, YouTube, other major music platforms, and social sites. Marino’s musical journey began in South Philadelphia, where he studied under prominent local musicians, and gained recognition starting with his Latin Jazz Project beginning in 1997.
By mysoundMusic2 years ago in Beat
My Toxic Brain Dance
Have you ever had a moment in your life where you look around and wonder how the hell you ended up here, in the grand daddy of all slumps and going nowhere? You're standing on a path that seems go on and on and has no end. It’s been coming on for a while, but that is where I find myself. I am adrift in a sea of suckadoodle and mediocrity just treading water.
By Katie L. Oswald (BookDragon)2 years ago in Beat
SHUFFLE ALL
It’s the end of November, I’m drinking cold brew, and starting this out on my phone. My laptop died a few days ago, so I’m resorting to this alternative method. Hopefully it’s just an issue with the power cable, and not the laptop itself (I’ll know in a few days when the replacement cord arrives). Otherwise, I’ve more than likely lost the drawing I was working on. Downside of digital art. But I have my notebooks, sketchbook, and phone, so I can still work on some things and try not to think about how fast this week off of work went by. Part of me is dreading going back on Monday. But I told myself I wasn’t going to think about that. It’s the end of November and I’m in a coffee shop listening to Fu Manchu and trying to stay inspired.
By Aaron Morrison2 years ago in Beat
2024: The Saga Continues Pt. 2. Content Warning.
2024 has been a year of roller coaster emotions, and that's putting it lightly. Music has been there through every moment... the beauty and the horror. There are always two sides to every story, including mine for 2024. The first side covered the darkest moments, the failures, the despair, the pain and the heartbreak. It becomes easy to allow the moments of hopelessness to reign and overshadow the moments of light... but what good does that bring? The moments of joy, relief, calm and love may be few and far between... but they exist and that is what makes the music of them so much sweeter as 2024 concludes.
By Luna Verity2 years ago in Beat
2024: The Music Made It Better. Runner-Up in The Soundtrack of Your Year Challenge.
As I reflect on the music that defined my year, certain songs become more than just background noise, they are the ones that shaped my journey and provide the soundtrack to my life. Here are the songs that played a pivotal role in my 2024, guiding me through challenges and triumphs alike.
By Rick Henry Christopher 2 years ago in Beat
