Review: Coheed and Cambria’s “The Father of Make Believe” is a Progressive Masterpiece
In 2005, at just eleven years old, I was introduced to Coheed and Cambria through their album "In Keeping Secrets...
Albums
Michelle Zauner of Japanese Breakfast explores sadness in latest album
Japanese Breakfast's Michelle Zauner finds solace in melancholy in her latest album, exploring the complexities of loss, yearning, and longing....
Get ready to meet the authentic Kyle Mooney
A recent article discusses the importance of airplane seatbelts during turbulence. It is crucial for passengers to always wear their...
Review of the album “The Last Kings of Babylon” by Jason Boland & The Stragglers
quarter-century of making music, reflective and wise in his approach. Boland, along with his band The Stragglers, has been a...
Tamino’s latest album explores themes of loss and change stemming from a move overseas
A recent study conducted by researchers at a leading university has shed light on the alarming fact that over 50%...
Anouk Goes Back to Rock Roots with Latest Album and Single
The upcoming Tokyo Olympics have been a hot topic of discussion for many, with both excitement and concerns surrounding the...
Famous ’90s rock band to reunite for 30th anniversary without lead singer
An iconic Australian rock band is preparing to celebrate the 30th anniversary of its debut album without its lead singer....
Montreal Music Group Reveals New Album “La Travesía” and Releases Debut Single
Psychotropical Orchestra, based in Montreal, is gearing up to release their latest album, La Travesía, on April 1, 2025. This...
May Erlewine taps into her love for rock music for upcoming album and tour in Michigan
The talented musician, May Erlewine, from northern Michigan, has recently opened up about her new music in an exclusive interview...
Indie Basement Highlights: The Horrors, Desire, Dutch Interior, The Chameleons, and more
The past week brought exciting news in the world of music, with announcements from several notable bands and artists. One...