Music
Eurovision 2022- and the Winner Is...Ukraine
After a bumpy couple of years Eurovision is back but is a win for Ukraine a given?
Twenty-Five Truly Exceptional Religious Songs That Even Non-Believers Will Love
Regardless of what your religious denomination may be or regardless of whether you even have any religious beliefs at all, the music entertainment industry has produced religious songs that everyone can like. Lay back and allow me to take you on a journey into this world of spiritual music.
Top 40 Silent Sanctuary Songs
Here are the top 40 Silent Sanctuary songs that probably made you indulge in the feeling of love and misery of breakups. Learn more about the inspirations and facts behind these songs.
10 Best BlackPink Songs, The Most Popular Ever
BlackPink is a KPOP Girl Band from North Korea, which was formed by the YG Entertainment company. Members of Blackpink itself have 4 girl members, They are: Jisso (Kim Ji-Soo), Jennie (Jennie Kim), Rose (Roseanne Park), and Lisa (Lalisa Manoban/Pranpriya Manoban).
Synth Single Review: "Escape From Synth Wave" by Jokerhed
Read on to learn about how "Escape From Synth Wave" crackles with tension and shadowy energy.
"When You're Gone" Is Almost Too Heartbreaking to Listen To, and That's a Good Thing.
Sometimes art is almost too painful to listen to, and that's a good thing.
Synthpop Single Review: "World Falls Away" by Eric C. and Andrea Powell
Read on to learn why "World Falls Away" is an expression of the hopelessness with which many of us struggle of late.
World News Diary, April 2022
My world diary for the month of April 2022, we talk about Easter religious beliefs, the Australian elections, Some world happenings, the war in Ukraine and my views about these issues.
Cyberpunk Album Review: "Alternate Realms" by Chris Keya
Read on to learn why I feel that "Alternate Realms" is drenched in shadow, full of monumental power and radiates a palpable sense of danger.
Synth Album Review: "Ready To Fight Evil" by Exorcisor
Read on to learn about why I feel that "Ready To Fight Evil" is a heavily shadowed, thundering assault on the senses that brims over with danger, darkness and demonic energy.
Synth Album Review: "The Curse of the Daydreamer" by Victor Roy
Read on to learn about why I feel that "The Curse of the Daydreamer” is an intricately woven synth tapestry that unfolds stories of high adventure in ancient lands.
Pusha T’s “it’s Almost Dry” Album Review
Pusha T's fourth studio album showcases all that his music is about. Sharp lyricism revolving around Coke bars and backed by masterful production.
Techno Album Review: "Lost Frequencies" by John Faust
Read on to learn about why "Lost Frequencies" is a deep, powerful musical journey through lushly crafted techno landscapes.
Synth Album Review: "Hey Sexy Remixes" by Oceanside85 & Guests
Read on to learn why I feel that "Hey Sexy Remixes" takes the sensual, erotic vibe of the original album and adds unique interpretations of the music.
Synth Album Review: "Pyramind" by Raiman
Read on to learn why I feel that "Pyramind" is a cinematic, cosmic journey through layered soundscapes that unfold on a lush synth palette,
Everybody Loves BTS, Including the United Nations
TS is loved by young and old alike. There are even Facebook and Instagram pages for BTS Moms, and they've performed and spoken at the United Nations. BTS is bigger than the Beatles ever were.
Alternative Album Review: "Present" by Paul Iwan
Read on to learn about why I feel that "Present" is a collection of emotionally deep, expressive songs
Synth EP Review: "Staring At The Moon" by Last Survivor
Read on to learn how "Staring At The Moon" explores the many moods and sounds that synths can create along with first-rate vocal performances and strong lyrics.
Synth Album Review: "Rituals" by SkyYamaha
Read on to find out why I feel that "Rituals" weaves a mystical sonic spell as it journeys through reverent, meditative spaces.
Destruction, "Inventor of Evil" Album Review
Inventor of Evil is the superb 2005 studio album by German thrash metal band Destruction.
Album Review: "Virus" by Swedish Melodic Death Metal Band Hypocrisy
Virus is the 2005 studio album by Swedish melodic death metal band Hypocrisy. This may be their best album since 1994's The Fourth Dimension.
The Beatle Experience in 1961
Imagine yourself going back to 1961. Things were so different and pop music was changing. You and your friends are young adults are out for a weekend night of partying. You stop outside one of the many German clubs because of the music. Something that was new to you....
Synth Album Review: "The Void Drifter" by GalacticTapes
Read on to find out why I feel that "Void Drifters" paints vivid images of cosmic power and galactic vistas through a varied, interlacing synth palette.
Revisiting the Album "Nemesis Divina" by Satyricon
Nemesis Divina is the 1996 studio album by Norwegian black metal band Satyricon. It may be the best early studio album from this band.
Synth Single Review: "Your Last Kiss" by Vvmpyre & Maverick
Read on to to learn about Vvmpyre and Maverick’s "Your Last Kiss " which is a song of vampiric desire and hunger.
Synth Single Review: "Faith (Lost In Space)" by Kal-Elle Jagger & Syst3m Glitch
Read on to learn why "Faith (Lost In Space)" is about feeling unmoored and leaning back on faith to get through.
Rock Single Review: "Undercurrents" by ELYXIR and Neilio
Read on to learn why "Undercurrents" is a song about looking back in joy and sorrow on a relationship that never could have been.
Synth Single Review: "With You" by eLxAr & Neaon
Read on to learn why "With You" is a song about a special, unique connection between two people.
Synth Single Review: "The Divide" by SynthPrincipal
Read on to learn about how "The Divide" combines surging percussive power and shining synths to create a layered and dynamic piece of music.
Lo-Fi Album Review: "Vol. 1" by Chrome Waves
Read on to find out about why I feel that "Vol. 1" is a delicate, soothing and atmospheric lo-fi journey.
Twenty Truly Awful Oldies With Embarrassing Lyrics
Baby boomers, Gen Xers, and even millennials are constantly bashing the songs that radio stations play for Gen Zers. They insist that music sounded better back in the day. However, the 20th century also brought us some really oddball songs that everyone just assumes forget. Let's hear them.
Tribute to Amy Winehouse
This is a tribute post for Amy Winehouse a singer of extraordinary talent. Amy had her own distinctive singing style which made her popular with so many people.
Bon Jovi 2022 Tour: Concert Review in St. Paul, Minnesota
Bon Jovi is one of the most well-known rock bands in the world. They have been performing live in concert since 1986. On April 3rd, they played at the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul, Minnesota, which was the second stop of their long-awaited 2022 Tour.
Album Review: "Greater Art" by Swedish Doom and Death Metal Band Lake of Tears
Greater Art is the 1994 debut album by Swedish doom and death metal band Lake of Tears.
Synth Single Review: "Above In Our Love" by eLxAr & Liquid Modern
Read on to learn about how "Above In Our Love" is about an enduring relationship featuring gleaming synths and strong vocals.
Synth Single Review: "Easy" by Infra Violet
Read on to find out how "Easy" explores the challenges of self-realization in the midst of life’s complexities.
Synth Single Review: "Close To You" by Elevate The Sky & Starmadman
Read on to learn why i think that "Close To You" is about the hard work and struggle that it can take to make a relationship succeed.
Lost Gold from the Beatles' Get Back Sessions
The Beatles' Get Back\Let It Be sessions in 1969 ended in a fiasco of sorts, except for their final rooftop performance. These sessions produced over 70+ songs. However, only a few were standouts, which are they?
Synth Album Review: "Électrique" by L'Avenue
Read on to learn why i feel that "Électrique" combines the artist's signature smoothness with dark shadows and a more intense feeling than his previous albums.
A Review of the Album "Blood to Water" by German Death and Thrash Metal Band Toxic Trap
Blood to Water is the 2019 studio album by the one man death and thrash metal band Toxic Trap.
Satyricon, "The Shadowthrone" Album Review
The Shadowthrone is the second studio album released by Norwegian black metal band Satyricon. It came out in 1994 and it is considered to be one of the most influential releases in the black metal genre.
Synth Single Review: "Space Sailing' by Tioux79
Read on to learn why I think that "Space Sailing" is reverent and floating as it draws powerful auditory images of the majesty of deep space.
Review and Analysis of the Album "Unlocked" by Meisa Kuroki
Unlocked is the second solo album released by actress, fashion model. and singer Meisa Kuroki. The album was released on February 15, 2012. It is an album that both hits and misses the mark musically. Read on to find out why.
Synth Album Review: "Mind Pictures" by Maxx Silver
Read on to learn about why I feel that "Mind Pictures" is a shadowed, nuanced synthpop album with a well-crafted musical environment, emotive vocals and interesting lyrics.
A Review of the Album "The Great Acceleration" by Danish Death and Thrash Metal Band Terminalist
The Great Acceleration is the 2021 debut album by Danish Death and thrash metal band Terminalist, a good young band to come out of Denmark.