Mac Demarcos new full length album, “This Old Dog”, has arrived. After dropping two singles in February (that were reviewed by The Signal here), Demarco follows through with an album packed with his signature soothing, […]
The Jesus and Mary Chain’s first output of new material since 1998 has them right back in stride. Since their initial success in the early 80s, The Jesus and Mary Chain have dipped up and […]
Drake is pretty much an unstoppable force. He has been dropping hits since the mid 2000s, only getting more popular as time as gone by. His unique brand of emotional rapping struck a chord worldwide, […]
California native and bass player, producer and singer Thundercat latest output “Drunk,” his follow up to his 2015 EP “The Beyond/Where the Giants Roam,” was released on Brainfeeder in late February. This is the artist’s […]
Columbia based producer, Jamison has released a new album, “Themes of a Dying Earth,” under the moniker Teen Daze. Jamison is known for making ambient electronic albums, some even based directly on books he finds […]
Everyone knows music is the perfect mood setter. But it can be to your detriment if you do not have the right songs in a playlist, so below is a list of 5 of the […]
Mac Demarco, the lovable singer songwriter from Canada with a gap in his teeth that is not hard to miss, has shared with the world that he has a new album coming in early May, […]
Code Orange has officially broken out of the underground and is here to shock the mainstream crowd. After releasing “I Am King” in 2014 on Deathwish records, Code Orange solidified themselves as a force in […]
Top Track: “Starboy” and “False Alarm” Grade: B- Verdict: The Weeknd has found his niche in the music industry and works it well, making the album a confident play. It drags on a little long, […]
Bruno Mars’ new album “24k Magic” is the exact kind of throwback funk that the charts have been sorely missing since his 2012 album Unorthodox Jukebox. Like Mars’ usual work, the brief LP is a […]
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