I reviewed Murmur’s debut album The Boundless Black when it was released in March and absolutely loved it. Their style is unique, captivating and beautiful. One of the tracks that stood out to me was ‘Last Parade’ which has now been given its own video.
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STRAY KIDS play London | Live Review – 28/7/19
Stray Kids played their debut show in London a while back now and it was so fantastic that it has taken me this long to finally put the experience into words. There was an energy at this show unlike any other and such. They took us through every era step by step, playing hit after hit and making the crowd go wild.
Continue reading “STRAY KIDS play London | Live Review – 28/7/19”MIDDLE DISTANCE join No Sleep Records and release single ‘Hiatus’ | Review
UK Alternative Rock band Middle Distance have joined independant record label No Sleep Records. The band from Bristol will release their new album Blueshift later this year. To celebrate their recent signing the band debuted a new single – ‘Hiatus’.
Continue reading “MIDDLE DISTANCE join No Sleep Records and release single ‘Hiatus’ | Review”ROSEHIP TEAHOUSE release new track ‘Growth’ | Review
Rosehip Teahouse recently supported Death By Shotgun at a fantastic gig at The Wave Maiden. Their set was magical and I was excited to get home and listen to more of their music. ‘Growth’ is their latest release and just as fantastical as before.
Continue reading “ROSEHIP TEAHOUSE release new track ‘Growth’ | Review”Of VIRTUE Releases Their New Album ‘ What Defines You’
This up and coming Michigan metal band are making waves in the states with the release of their newest album’ What Defines You’. With an array of songs, they have really showcased what they are capable of with this new music.
Continue reading “Of VIRTUE Releases Their New Album ‘ What Defines You’”BTS’ Jin releases solo track ‘Tonight’ | Review
Though I think every member of BTS is insanely talented, Jin is most definitely my bias (after a long period of deliberation). He now joins the majority of the band in releasing solo music having released his track ‘Tonight’ earlier this week.
Continue reading “BTS’ Jin releases solo track ‘Tonight’ | Review”BTS rock Wembley | Review
This review is a new one for me – based on my experience watching that fantastic live stream and my sister’s experience at the actual concert. What is clear is that BTS continue to grow and no stage is too big for them. The incredible night won over the admiration of my Mum, who liked the music but now loves the boys too, and captured the hearts of millions across the world.
Continue reading “BTS rock Wembley | Review”Halsey releases new single ‘Nightmare’ | Review
At midnight on May 17th Halsey dropped her anticipated single, “Nightmare”, she’d been teasing it for a few weeks on social media with teasers of the video, photos, and lyrics.
Continue reading “Halsey releases new single ‘Nightmare’ | Review”SupMikeCheck releases new track ‘Never Be’ | Review
On May 5th SupMikeCheck dropped a song as well as a music video for his song Never Be which features Aj Perdomo of The Dangerous Summer.
The song starts out talking about being kicked out of someones life, whether it’s about a friend or a relationship it feels the same. But as the song goes on he begins talking about the possibility of everyone that left him will miss him after he’s already gone and it’s too late.
The song is about his struggles on whether or not he’s good enough for anyone. Throughout the song he questions where he stands in his life, what he’s capable of being good at.
Towards the end of the song he talks about not fitting in a mold, when it may not seem like the best spot, it makes you different and it makes you unique. Sometimes it’s better to not fit the mold than to be like everyone else, you’ll find your way someday. It might not be today or tomorrow, but you will, don’t give up Mike.
You can check out the song down below
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Milkk release video for ’90’s Baby’ | Review
On May 4th Milkk released their music video for their song “90’s Baby” from their newest album “Headrush” that came out earlier this year.
The song captures what it’s like to be a 90’s baby from the inside, the parts of us that they don’t see. They expect us to be fine, we show that on the outside but we really aren’t. But I feel that goes for everyone no matter the generation. But for now we’re focusing on 90’s babies.
My interpretation of the music video is that the chains is meant to represent us being locked inside of our minds with our bad thoughts, we’re stuck within our mind with the thoughts that hurt us the most. The weight of the chains are too heavy to lift to be able to escape.
I think the paint is meant to be heavy, like a heavy feeling; I think that’s meant to represent the drowning feeling when the chains get too heavy for us to take so we feel as though were drowning in all of our feelings, gasping for air, for something fresh that’ll save us.
One of the lyrics is, “But I’m breaking down and still stuck with the curse, I don’t really, don’t really know what to say, get out of my head, it’s too much to take.” would correlate with the feeling of drowning and the feeling of being weighed down and stuck from the chains.
These aren’t facts about the music video, this is how I interpreted it. You can watch the music video below when you click on the video. Don’t forget to comment how you interpret the music video and the song itself.
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