youcanbemywave

LOOKING FOR PEOPLE TO UNFOLLOW's message of existing without apology or compromise is matched by a double suite that displays Ecca Vandal's competence in both the pop-punk and hip-hop realms.

Read the full review: https://tridenttail.ca/youcanbemywave/reviews/ecca-vandal-looking-for-people-to-unfollow

Reel Big Fish's Why Do They Rock So Hard? Is a big budget, polished ska-punk record with clever and comedic songs propped up by expertly assembled arrangements. The only drawback is that the album's final leg is plagued with some undeniable duds.

Read the full review: https://tridenttail.ca/youcanbemywave/reviews/reel-big-fish-why-do-they-rock-so-hard

Karmanjakah's Diamond morning is the perfect answer for someone who wants to feel the immense weight of modern progressive metal, but doesn't want to be subjected to any of extreme metal's abrasive tendencies.

Read the full review: https://tridenttail.ca/youcanbemywave/reviews/karmanjakah-diamond-morning

While I wish more of the jazz fusion chops and melodies shone through a little brighter, Fire-Toolz's Warp Records debut, Lavender Networks, demonstrates that Angel Marcloid is worthy of the prestigious company she finds herself in.

Read the full review: https://tridenttail.ca/youcanbemywave/reviews/fire-toolz-lavender-networks