Dropping a new track from their upcoming album Chemical Miracle, Trophy Eyes continue to prove that they have what it takes to set themselves apart in an ever-expanding sea of musical talent. […]
Song of the Day: Trophy Eyes – Breathe You In
Song of the Day: The Weeknd – Starboy ft. Daft Punk
There could only be one track featured here today, one that has been promised for a while and one that is sure to be overplayed on radios and music channels everywhere […]
Song of the Day: Rae Sremmurd – Black Beatles ft. Gucci Mane
With a strong melody, some great rhymes and a guest appearance from Gucci Mane, Rae Sremmurd delivers on Black Beatles – a truly excellent track in every respect.
Song of the Day: Keane – Tear Up This Town
Despite Tom Chaplin doing the solo thing at the moment, he and the rest of the band decided to get back together and deliver a new song for a soundtrack which is […]
Song of the Day: Too Close To Touch – Sympathy
Too Close To Touch drops another great song off of their latest album in the laps of listeners everywhere with Sympathy. Overall, it is a little sad, but the band do a […]
Song of the Day: Dwight Yoakam – Suspicious Minds
The great thing about this song when it was first released was that it was not just a straight up cover, Dwight Yoakam instead putting his own spin on it and making […]
Song of the Day: Me First and the Gimme Gimmes – Lookin’ For Love
Me First and the Gimme Gimmes. Lookin’ For Love. Period.
Song of the Day: Grouplove – Do You Love Someone
One thing that is really interesting about this video is that the band had nothing to do with it, instead having a company called Genero make it for them, including every other […]
Song of the Day: Chase & Status – All Goes Wrong ft. Tom Grennan
All Goes Wrong is a great song by Chase & Status with vocals from the wonderful Tom Grennan. The track is as good as they come, but this is another case of […]
Song of the Day: Gorgon City – Smile (Acoustic) ft. Elderbrook
When you think of Gorgon City, you do not usually associate anything acoustic whatsoever with them. Yet with Smile featuring Elderbrook on vocals, that all changes and shows that the band have […]
The Telltale Mind 