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Steve Schmolaris’s Single Review: Every Second Counts | When The Heart Rots
6+ day, 19+ hour ago (103+ words) They have opted to grease the wheels of their own demise. Not so, say Every Second Counts, who proclaim loudly (and angrily) on their new single Math Ain’t Mathing that they are sick of living in such interesting times. And…...
Lucy Frost Takes Her Vitamins
3+ week, 4+ day ago (253+ words) The indie-pop artist traces a journey from emotional exhaustion to self-discovery. “For me, these songs have been outlets to cry to, to unleash the rage inside, or to simply laugh, and I hope this collection can be the same for…...
Charlotte Morris Asks Herself: What Am I Doing?
3+ week, 3+ day ago (598+ words) Tinnitist Charlotte Morris wonders if she’s holding up her end in her reflective and inspirational new single What Am I Doing? — showcasing today on Tinnitist. The Philadelphia singer-songwriter’s a soul-searching, guitar-driven single that weighs the daily fight for survival against…...
Rick Maltese’s Romantic Need? Simply Love
3+ week, 3+ day ago (424+ words) Tinnitist Rick Maltese reminds you that you-know-what really is all you need with his heartwarming ballad Simply Love â showcasing today on Tinnitist. The Toronto pianist, singer, composer, and songwriterâs newest release is a warm, Ray Charles-inspired pop and…...
Classic Album Review: Firewater | Psychopharmacology
3+ week, 6+ day ago (72+ words) Tinnitist This came out in 2001 — or at least that’s when I got it. Here’s what I said about it back then (with some minor editing): Tod A. has never seemed like a happy camper. But on Psychopharmacology, the brilliant, black-hearted…...
Miles Jenson Follows His North Star, But Not Against His Best Interests
3+ week, 2+ day ago (625+ words) Tinnitist Miles Jenson stays on his true path with his latest singles and videos North Star and Against My Best Interests — showcasing today on Tinnitist. The acclaimed L.A. singer-songwriter continues his exploration of the personal and political with two cinematic…...
Kristeen Young Runs The Numbers
4+ day, 23+ hour ago (320+ words) The N.Y.C. piano-punk takes on capitalism in her politically charged new single. The second preview of her upcoming album Full Scrotal Scorpio, Numbers finds the New York City piano-punk — along with her longtime drummer and collaborator Jefferson Wayne “Baby Jef” White…...
Keith Holland Invites You To Get On Board
5+ day, 17+ min ago (541+ words) Tinnitist Keith Holland rides the rails on a ghost train to the afterlife in his new single Get On Board — showcasing today on Tinnitist. The second single from the Australian singer-songwriter’s upcoming sophomore album Castles In The Sand is a…...
Rebekah Snyder Loves A Man Who’s Like A Wild Horse
3+ day, 18+ hour ago (628+ words) Tinnitist Rebekah Snyder falls for a cowboy who canât be tamed on her new single Like A Wild Horse â showcasing today on Tinnitist. The small-town country singer-songwriterâs newest release is a playful, Western-inspired track that draws from…...
Area Resident’s Stylus Counsel | This This Is Where I Keep My…
2+ week, 1+ day ago (181+ words) Track 430 | There's more than one way to be a rock collector. As you might have guessed, this sent me down yet another rabbit hole: Musicians who collect weird shit. So, we’re talking things apart from instruments, art, comic books, sports…...