by Alex Dye | Jun 10, 2022 | Album Reviews
With so much new music getting released weekly, it can be difficult to keep up and not miss anything important. We here at Tuned Up know the struggle and wanted to offer previews of a few new releases that piqued our interest this week. What sounds interesting to you?...
by Alex Dye | Jun 8, 2022 | Album Reviews
On Love Is Yours, guitarist Taylor Mulitz and drummer Emma Baker of Flasher are out to prove that they can still put forth compelling indie rock with a light punk edge. Following their 2018 release Constant Image, they lost their longtime bassist Daniel Saperstein,...
by Alex Dye | Jun 6, 2022 | Album Reviews
Namir Blade blends the personal with the hyper-futuristic in his newest and first fully self-produced album Metropolis. The title is a reference to the anime film which was modeled after the 1927 Fritz Lang classic about the crumble of civilization under the weight of...
by Alex Dye | Jun 3, 2022 | Album Reviews
First new release Friday of June! With so much new music getting released weekly, it can be difficult to keep up and not miss anything important. We here at Tuned Up know the struggle and wanted to offer previews of a few new releases that piqued our interest. Which...
by Alex Dye | Jun 2, 2022 | Album Reviews
Alternative rock band Post-Skeleton releases their first EP, the five-track Everyone You Know is Alone on Friend Club Records. Post-Skeleton is the newest creative outlet of front man, guitarist and singer Andrew Low of The Jazz June, a mid-90’s emo band in the vein...
