by Phil Hawkins | May 27, 2023 | Album Reviews, Reviews
There is something about Burns Bright, the latest release from Photo Ops, that feels timeless. The album is steeping with a classic gazey pop infused aesthetic that utilizes simplicity to create something atmospheric in nature. Photo Ops is the brainchild of L.A....
by Phil Hawkins | May 23, 2023 | Album Reviews, Reviews
Maybe it is the time of year or maybe it is just my soul yearning for a long late night drive with the windows down and the radio turned up. Either way, there is something about the self-titled debut from Wakelee that makes it a fitting soundtrack for said drive....
by Phil Hawkins | May 15, 2023 | Album Reviews, Reviews
Whether you grew up in the 80s or are a fan of classic 80s cinema then you are most likely familiar with the name John Hughes. Hughes and his “Brat Pack” films defined a culture and a generation and are deemed as classic cinematic examples of a collective...
by Phil Hawkins | May 8, 2023 | Concert Reviews, Reviews
On the evening of April 29th I had the opportunity to catch Demon Hunter on the last night of the second leg of their 20 Years in Exile tour. When the tour was announced I was already anticipating attending. However, when it was announced that Living Sacrifice would...
by Phil Hawkins | May 4, 2023 | Album Reviews, Reviews
There’s something about San Souci, the debut EP from Massachusetts based Cape Crush, that is equal parts fun and enigmatic. For a relatively new band, Cape Crush presents a well rounded and polished indie rock sound that is sure to turn a few heads. Blending...
