by Cassy Kolesar | Aug 15, 2022 | Single Reviews
Well Read makes lo-fi bedroom pop. This is apparent in the band’s visual aesthetic, which consists of images of intimately depressed bedroom scenarios. It’s palpable from the band’s sound, which oozes over you like a wave of sound alerting you that everything will be...
by Cassy Kolesar | Aug 14, 2022 | Single Reviews
Plop yourself into the world of Columbus indie-electronic band Ghost Soul, and you’ll most likely find yourself getting lost in the group’s immersive musicality. It’s an interesting world to get disoriented in, with sporadic drumming, electrifying synths, and gooey...
by Cassy Kolesar | Aug 3, 2022 | Album Reviews
When it comes to sound in electronic music, creating and mastering a sonically patented world is the objective of a lot of musicians. An audible watermark that doesn’t require much thinking is key and also a sign of self-aware maturity in an artist. Through work with...
by Cassy Kolesar | Jul 26, 2022 | Album Reviews
Mystery and illusion linger around a smoke-filled room. With sultry red curtains as the backdrop, a voice can be heard in the distance. It’s clear that these aggressive whispers, precious quips, and alert orchestrations are coming from behind the red satin beast. The...
by Cassy Kolesar | Jul 20, 2022 | Single Reviews
On July 15, Columbus alternative-rock band A Cure for Love released the debut single for its upcoming album. The track is titled “Cafeteria Harrison (Isn’t It Grand to Feed the Birds?)” and will be part of the mid-August release Anor London, My Heart Burns for You....
