Spotlighting Minnesota Music from the Basement Up.
Anxiety, death, and coffee, the new EP “Callous” by OKnice is chill without being laid back, cynical with out being bleak, and heavy with out being inaccessible. The themes on “Callous” also include fame, success, money, and what it means to not have any of them.
Read MoreFrom the moment the isolated guitar intro of “Ready 4 the World” kicks in I was hooked on “EP,” the latest offering from Why Not. Crunchy, distorted guitar, energetic bass, and thrashing drums make this EP a force.
Read MoreI’m going to be up front here, I love clever lyrics and songs about politics, and Nickle Nelly’s entire album “Wrong to Remain Silent” is jam-packed with both.
Read MoreFunk and Punk. These two genres seem contradictory, but Little Lizard brings them together on “Premium Vanilla” in a way that works unexpectantly well.
Read MoreFragile Canyons released their latest EP “Slow Dancing Beyond Silverdome” on December 1, 2018. The five-song project has an overall relaxed and chill vibe, with the exception being “Cadillac Souls,” which stands out without being out of place.
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