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Posted on March 2, 2018
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Black Milk has been producing and illustrating a sense of abstract style since he stepped from the shadows of Detroit in 1983. He has worked with various producers and rhymers from both his Motor City home, to the international with collaborative efforts. Just as… Continue Reading “New Music – Balancing Act”
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Category: New Music, Video ReviewTags: 2 Would Try Feat. Dwele, Black Milk, Black Milk - But I Can Be, Black Milk - Could It Be, Black Milk - Dive, Black Milk - Drown, Black Milk - Eve, Black Milk - Fever, Black Milk - Foe Friend, Black Milk - Laugh Now Cry Later, Black Milk - Things Will Never Be, Black Milk - True Lies, Black Milk - Two would Try, Black Milk - Unveil feat. Sudie, Black Milk - Will Remain, Black Milk - You Like To Risk It All, But I Can be Feat. Ab, Could It Be, D(r)own, DiVE, eVE, FEVER, Foe Friend, Laugh Now Cry Later, Matt's Music Mine, Matthew Ryan Miramontes, New Music, Things Will Never Be, True Lies, unVEil Feat. Sudie, Video Review, Will Remain, You Like To Risk It All
Posted on February 23, 2018
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Sacred Bones is a label mostly derived of different styles of near-droning, but engaged artists that range anywhere from new and genre defining, to the familiar but substantial. The Soft Moon is a band that flies under a relatively similar style of being familiar,… Continue Reading “New Music – Nine Fingered Hand”
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Category: New Music, Video ReviewTags: Born Into This, Burn, Choke, Criminal, Give Something, It Kills, Like A Father, Matt's Music Mine, Matthew Ryan Miramontes, New Music, Sacred Bones, The Pain, The Soft Moon, The Soft Moon - Born Into This, The Soft Moon - Burn, The Soft Moon - Choke, The Soft Moon - Criminal, The Soft Moon - Give Something, The Soft Moon - ILL, The Soft Moon - It Kills, The Soft Moon - Like A Father, The Soft Moon - The Pain, The Soft Moon - Young, Video Review, Young
Posted on February 14, 2018
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Madness, Honor, and a thrill for the kill; Death was a band from Orlando, commonly known as the backbone of tourism that gave home to a different breed of tourist in the mid 1980’s. Ranging hard off the soles of punk music, Death came… Continue Reading “Classic Day – Red Suffering”
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Category: Classic Day, Video ReviewTags: Born Dead, Choke On It, Classic Day, Death, Death - Born Dead, Death - Choke On It, Death - Forgotten Past, Death - Left To Die, Death - Leprosy, Death - Open Casket, Death - Primitive Ways, Death - Pull The Plug, Forgotten Past, Left To Die, Leprosy, Matt's Music Mine, Matthew Ryan Miramontes, Open Casket, Primitive Ways, Pull The Plug, Video Review
New York has a rich history of hardcore and punk music that reflected directly through the foundation of music history. There are countless bands to choose from that incorporated that rough cut, hard-hitting power of New York’s busy streets with the consistent aggression of… Continue Reading “Classic Day – New York Stomping”
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Category: Classic Day, Video ReviewTags: A Girl Just Like You, Andy Ebberbach, Annette, Bars And Brick, Boo Fuckin' Hoo, Classic Day, Cream of Wheat, Die Like You Really Mean It, Ed Gein's Car, Ed Gein's Car - A Girl Just Like You, Ed Gein's Car - Annette, Ed Gein's Car - Bars And Brick, Ed Gein's Car - Boo Fuckin' Hoo, Ed Gein's Car - Cream of Wheat, Ed Gein's Car - Die Like You Really Mean It, Ed Gein's Car - Go Down On My Dog, Ed Gein's Car - Kiss Daddy Goodnight, Ed Gein's Car - Making Dick Dance, Ed Gein's Car - Middle (R)age, Ed Gein's Car - Progress, Ed Gein's Car - R.A.P.E, Ed Gein's Car - Selby, Eric Hedin, Fred Argenziano, Go Down On My Dog, Kiss Daddy Goodnight, Making Dick Dance, Matt's Music Mine, Matthew Ryan Miramontes, Middle (R)age, Progress, R.A.P.E., rape, Scot Weiss, Selby, Tim Carroll, Tom Coyne, Video Review
Posted on February 5, 2018
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The darkness fading in, the light drowning out, Opeth creeps swiftly like a specter through a large, but filling gap in their sound. Heritage is one of their first steps into the prog-ridden waters, clean vocalism, more refined instruments, and a more grand focus… Continue Reading “Misc. Day – Deeply Rooted”
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Category: Misc. Day, Video ReviewTags: Famine, Folklore, Häxprocess, Heritage, I feel the dark, Marrow Of The Earth, Miscellaneous Day, Nepenthe, Opeth, Opeth - Famine, Opeth - Folklore, Opeth - Häxprocess, Opeth - heritage, Opeth - I Feel The Dark, Opeth - Marrow Of The Earth, Opeth - Nepenthe, Opeth - Slither, Opeth - The Devil's Orchard, Opeth - the line in my hands, Opeth - The Lines In My Hand, Slither, The Devil's Orchard, The Lines In My Hand, Video Review
The gravitation toward punk music was always something that struck a personal chord. It captured the isolation and anguish, while maintaining an energetic and productive sound behind the rampaging string mixes and the percussive crashes that would rattle the foundation of music. Stiff Love… Continue Reading “New Music – Olympia’s Vixens”
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Category: New Music, Video ReviewTags: Like A Dog, Matt's Music Mine, Matthew Ryan Miramontes, New Music, Stiff Love, Stiff Love - Like A Dog, Stiff Love - Trouble, Stiff Love - Up In Your Room, Stiff Love - Walk In The Dark, Trouble, Up In Your Room, Video Review, Walk In The Dark
Posted on January 31, 2018
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Sixteen-recorded albums later, Stevie Wonder was a gold miner for his musical talents and knew nothing but strength and emotional attachment for describing just how beautiful the world can be inside his mind. His critically acclaimed masterpiece, Innervisions speaks directly to the listener as… Continue Reading “Classic Day – Speaking Internally”
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Category: Classic Day, Video ReviewTags: All In Love Is Fair, Classic Day, Golden Lady, He's Misstra Know-It-All, Higher Ground, Innervisions, Jesus Children Of America, Living For The City, Matt's Music Mine, Matt's Music Mine stevie wonder, Matt's Music Mine Stevie Wonders, Matthew Ryan Miramontes, Stevie Wonder, Stevie Wonder - All In Love Is Fair, Stevie Wonder - Golden Lady, Stevie Wonder - He's Misstra Know-It-All, Stevie Wonder - Higher Ground, Stevie Wonder - Innervisions, Stevie Wonder - Jesus Children Of America, Stevie Wonder - Living For The City, Stevie Wonder - Too High, Stevie Wonder - Visions, stevie wonder inner visions, Too High, Video Review, Visions
David Bowie once said, “breaking up is hard, but keeping dark is hateful,” La Sera combines both the darkness and the breaking up into one, pop fused lullaby. It is a subtle crawl to the ocean breeze, then to the fast lanes of highways… Continue Reading “Misc. Day – Breaking Up The Magic”
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Category: Misc. Day, Video ReviewTags: Break My Heart, Don't Stay, Drive On, How Far We've Come Now, I'm Alone, It's Over Now, La Sera, La Sera - Break My Heart, La Sera - Don't Stay, La Sera - Drive On, La Sera - How Far We've Come Now, La Sera - I'm Alone, La Sera - It's Over Now, La Sera - Love That's Gone, La Sera - Please Be My Third Eye, La Sera - Real Boy, La Sera - Sees The Light, Love That's Gone, Matt's Music Mine, Matthew Ryan Miramontes, Miscellaneous Day, Please Be My Third Eye, Real Boy, Video Review
DJ HARRISON is a moving multi-instrumentalist that captures soundscapes of time through his music. The raw flow that he taps into and displays through his newest release, LightPower is immaculate. It is a constant shift of artistic vision that propels his music into unknown… Continue Reading “New Music – Everything The Keys Touch”
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Category: New Music, Video ReviewTags: Battery, Capacitor, CircuitBreaker, Conductor, Diode, Diode 2/ Translucent, DJ HARRISON, DJ HARRISON - Battery, DJ HARRISON - Capacitor, DJ HARRISON - CircuitBreaker, DJ HARRISON - Conductor, DJ HARRISON - Diode, DJ HARRISON - Diode 2/Translucent, DJ HARRISON - Electricution, DJ HARRISON - Filament, DJ HARRISON - Grounded, DJ HARRISON - Insulator, DJ HARRISON - L.E.D, DJ HARRISON - Outlet (Solace), DJ HARRISON - Sparks, DJ HARRISON - Strobe/ Dimmer, DJ HARRISON - Transparent, DJ HARRISON Light Power, Electricution, FILAMENT, Grounded, Insulator, L.E.D, Light Power, LightPower, Matt's Music Mine, Matthew Ryan Miramontes, New Music, Outlet (Solace), Sparks, Strobe/ Dimmer, Transparent, Video Review
Posted on January 24, 2018
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Frank Zappa is a man of many sounds and iterations of musical talent; on one hand, he is able to construct these other worlds through music and create near full-motion films through just sound. On the other, Zappa is a creative mind that is… Continue Reading “Classic Day – While They Are Hot”
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Category: Classic Day, Video ReviewTags: Captain Beefheart, Classic Day, Don Harris, Frank Zappa, Frank Zappa - Hot Rats, Frank Zappa - It Must Be A Camel, Frank Zappa - Little Umbrellas, Frank Zappa - Peaches En Regalia, Frank Zappa - Son Of Mr. Green Genes, Frank Zappa - The Gumbo Variations, Frank Zappa - Willie The Pimp, Hot Rats, Ian Underwood, It Must Be A Camel, Jean-Luc Ponty, John Guerin, Little Umbrellas, Matt's Music Mine, Matthew Ryan Miramontes, Max Bennett, Paul Humphrey, Peaches En Regalia, Ron Selico, Shuggie Otis, Son Of Mr. Green Genes, The Gumbo Variations, Video Review, Willie The Pimp
If Da$H is not a name that sounds familiar with A$AP Mob, $UICIDEBOY$, Mac Miller, Earl Sweatshirt, Vince Staples, or the hundreds of other artists that Da$H has worked with or collaborated with in the past, then underground hip-hop is a new wide door… Continue Reading “New Music – Missing Hardware”
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Category: New Music, Video ReviewTags: Abundance, As If You Ain't Know, Da$H, Da$H - Abundance, Da$H - As If You Ain't Know, Da$H - Everything Gordon, Da$H - Komin' Down, Da$H - Loose Skrew, Da$H - Loose Skrew Review, Da$H - Means, Da$H - MindFuck (Feat. J.I.D.), Da$H - Party Ender, Da$H - RL, Da$H - Sensai, Da$H - The Plan, Da$H - Unfamiliar, Everything Gordon, Komin' Down, Loose Skrew, Matt's Music Mine, Matthew Ryan Miramontes, Means, MindFuck (Feat. J.I.D), New Music, Party Ender, RL, Sensai, The Plan, Unfamiliar, Video Review
“Lou Reed is the real thing”, a 1972 radio advert read as Lou Reed was going to soon be propelled into international stardom from his David Bowie and Mick Ronson produced and arranged masterpiece, Transformer. From the cult favorites of New York’s seedy underbelly,… Continue Reading “Classic Day – Transformed”
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Category: Classic Day, Video ReviewTags: Andy's Chest, Classic Day, David Bowie, Goodnight Ladies, Hangin' Round, I'm So Free, Lou Reed, Lou Reed - Andy's Chest, Lou Reed - Goodnight Ladies, Lou Reed - Hangin' Round, Lou Reed - I'm So Free, Lou Reed - Make Up, Lou Reed - New York Telephone Conversation, Lou Reed - Perfect Day, Lou Reed - Satellite of Love, Lou Reed - Transformer, Lou Reed - Vicious, Lou Reed - Wagon Wheel, Lou Reed - Walk On The Wild Side, Make Up, Mick Ronson, New York Telephone Conversation, Perfect Day, Satellite of Love, Transformer, Vicious, Video Review, Wagon Wheel, Walk On The Wild Side
THIS IS A LONG VIDEO AND LIST, I HOPE YOU ENJOY… I LOOK FORWARD TO 2018. PART II….
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With a name as putrid as Lumpy And The Dumpers, the sudden destruction to hesitation and abrasiveness comes naturally. With past records having names like Huff My Sack, Music To Hump A Trashcan To, and Cruise Horny or Die, a name like Those Pickled… Continue Reading “New Music – Picklesburgh”
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Category: New Music, Video ReviewTags: Attention, Boiling River, Clatter Song, Hair On The Inside, Lumpy & The Dumpers, Lumpy & The Dumpers - Those Pickled Fuckers, Lumpy And The Dumpers, Lumpy And The Dumpers - Those Pickled Fuckers, Matt's Music Mine, Matthew Ryan Miramontes, New Music, Passing Glass, Pickled Fuckers, Someone's in the House, Those Pickled Fuckers, Video Review
Posted on December 1, 2017
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Black metal is an overarching term that engulfs many different artists in a shadowed black cloud. Taake formed in 1993 under the moniker, Thule; eventually the band would see multiple line-up shifts while one remaining member persevered. In a stance of thunder, HOEST is the main creative process behind Taake and their newest 2017 release, Kong Vinter is another outflow of consciousness into the deep resources of the mind…
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Category: New Music, Video ReviewTags: AINDIACHAÍ, BRODD, Fra Bjoergegrend Mot Glemselen, GJERMUND, Havet I Huset, HOEST, Huset I Havet, Inntrenger, Jernhaand, Kong Vinter, Maanebrent, Matt's Music Mine, Matthew Ryan Miramontes, New Music, Sverdets Vei, Taake, Taake - Fra Bjoergegrend Mot Glemselen, Taake - Havet I Huset, Taake - Huset I Havet, Taake - Inntrenger, Taake - Jernhaand, Taake - Kong Vinter, Taake - Sverdets Vei, V'GANDR, Video Review
Posted on November 24, 2017
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Both The Body and Full Of Hell have been featured for their ability to create these obliterating masterpieces of sound that build upon the layering of bone destroying noise. From Chip King’s shrilled voice that while rough to the ears, is an essential tool for The Body’s style. Or to Full Of Hell’s Dave Bland who smashes away with the firing percussion; the two groups move well together and create not only a wall of sound, but a punch through sound itself…
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Category: New Music, Video ReviewTags: Ascending a Mountain of Heavy Light, Chip King, Dave Bland, Didn't The Night End, Dylan Walker, Earth is a Cage, Farewell Man, Full of Hell, Full of Hell & The Body, Full Of Hell X The Body, I Did Not Want To Love You So, Lee Buford, Light Penetrates, Master's Story, Matt's Music Mine, Matthew Ryan Miramontes, New Music, Our Love Conducted With Shields Aloft, Sam DiGristine, Spencer Hazard, The Body, The Body & Full of Hell, The Body X Full Of Hell, The King Laid Bare, Thrill Jockey Records, Video Review
Posted on November 17, 2017
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Soul in music is as essential as a tempo, and Jackie Shane has more than enough soul to go around for the massive, twenty-five track re-issue of her cult classic Any Other Way. The woman was a visionary in music for her immaculate vocal… Continue Reading “New Music – From The Shadows”
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Category: New Music, Video ReviewTags: Any Other Way, Any Other Way - Live, Barefootin' - Live, Comin' Down, Cruel Cruel World, Don't Play That Song (You Lied) - Live, Dual Trumpet Bounce - Live, High Heel Sneakers - Live, I Don't Want to Cry - Live, I've Really Got The Blues, In My Tenement, Jackie Shane, Knock On Wood - Live, Matt's Music Mine, Matthew Ryan Miramontes, Money (That's What I Want), Money (That's What I Want) - Live, New Music, New Way of Lovin', Numero Group, Papa's Got a Brand New Bag - Live, Raindrops - Live, Send Me Some Lovin', Shotgun - Live, Stand Up Straight and Tall, Sticks and Stones, Video Review, Walking The Dog, You Are My Sunshine, You Are My Sunshine - Live, You're the One (That I Need) - Live
Posted on November 10, 2017
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There is a certain essence about capturing an attributing sound of the past, the flair of the gentle and smooth sounds of Funk’s Golden Era, the glimmering potential of thousands of sounds coming from a single time frame. Curtis Harding in certain moments stands… Continue Reading “New Music – Step Back In Time”
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Category: New Music, Video ReviewTags: As I Am, Curtis Harding, Dream Girl, Face Your Fear, Ghost Of You, Go As You Are, Matt's Music Mine, Matthew Ryan Miramontes, Need My Baby, Need Your Love, New Music, On And On, Till The End, Video Review, Wednesday Morning Atonement, Welcome To My World
The dreamy, almost shattered perspective that King Krule paints in his now third studio record, The OOZ takes on an almost timeless sound that morphs the line between dystopia and real-life. The record is beautifully produced, featuring some of Archy Marshall’s finest work to… Continue Reading “New Music – Rainy Days Ahead”
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Category: New Music, Video ReviewTags: A Slide In (New Drugs), Andy Ramsay, Archy Marshall, Bermondsey Bosom (Left), Bermondsey Bosom (Right), Biscuit Town, Cadet Limbo, Czech One, Dilip Harris, Dum Surfer, Emergency Blimp, George Bass, Half Man Half Shark, Jack Towell, James Wilson, King Krule, La Lune, Logos, Lonely Blue, Marc Pell, Matt's Music Mine, Matthew Ryan Miramontes, Midnight 01 (Deep Sea Diver), New Music, Slush Puppy, Sublunary, The Cadet Leaps, The Locomotive, The Ooz, Video Review, Vidual, XL Recordings
Posted on October 20, 2017
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The Future of Hell Marilyn Manson has been in the musical spotlight since the 1990’s with his cutting-edge antics and catchy tracks that were both socially conscious, and incredibly produced. He influenced pop culture and managed to shift genres at an incredible rate with… Continue Reading “☨ WEEK OF MANSON ☨ – DAY THREE”
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Category: Artist Showcase, New Music, Video ReviewTags: Blood Honey, Heaven Upside Down, JE$U$ CRI$I$, KILL4ME, Marilyn Manson, Matt's Music Mine, Matthew Ryan Miramontes, New Music, Revelation #12, Saturnalia, SAY10, Tattooed In Reverse, Threats Of Romance, Video Review, WE KNOW WHERE YOU FUCKING LIVE, Week of Manson
