The Concert Chronicles
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Detroit punk veterans Lowcocks put a fierce, playful spin on Dolly Parton’s anti-capitalist classic with their gritty cover of “9 to 5”
Closing out their audacious EP The Forgotten, Lowcocks’ “9 to 5” transforms the iconic Dolly Parton…
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Evva Polak captures the delicate, unexpected moments of hope and love in her moving new single “You Never Know When”
Polish singer-songwriter Evva Polak returns with “You Never Know When,” a song that celebrates the quiet,…
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Morningstar delivers an empowering hard rock anthem with “Free,” a cinematic exploration of self-liberation and authenticity
Madison, Wisconsin’s Morningstar returns with “Free,” a track that combines the band’s signature melodic metal intensity…
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A lyrical equation of love, time, and transformation: “Polynomial” by Richard Bandini
With “Polynomial,” Spanish-American songwriter Richard Bandini continues his tradition of blending poetic introspection with rich, atmospheric…
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THE CONCERT CHRONICLES E-ZINE ISSUE #4: Winona Fighter, Not Enough Space, Orthodox, NilexNile, THE SPINS & more
OUR FOURTH EZINE IS LIVE AND FREELY ACCESSIBLE THROUGH THIS LINK HERE. This past Spring, we…
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Kansas City indie pop band captures the in-between moments of life: “It’s In A Dream” by Kat King
Kansas City’s Kat King returns with “It’s In A Dream,” a buoyancy-laced indie pop single that…
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A precision-crafted tech house statement from Munich’s multidisciplinary collective: “Stop Talking” by Unusual
Munich-based collective Unusual push their distinctive brand of high-energy tech house forward with “Stop Talking” –…
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A floating dream-pop confession on love, doubt, and emotional clarity: “Is It True” by Sarah Wilde-Jones
With “Is It True,” Dublin-based singer-songwriter Sarah Wilde-Jones delivers a compelling second chapter in her forthcoming…
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An immersive descent into hypnotic stillness and dancefloor tension: “Endless Pause” by Pato Pescio
With “Endless Pause,” Buenos Aires-based DJ and producer Pato Pescio continues to solidify his reputation as…
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A quietly devastating pop ballad about living with emotional exhaustion: “Maybe I’m Not Okay” by Mending Stars
Salt Lake City’s Mending Stars, the gut-punch pop project from Darren Sessions, has never shied away…