It’s time for another throwback, this time I take it a bit closer to home with a show in my local scene. The a line-up consisted of two bands that are featured consistently on this blog: “Jason Waterfalls” and “The Overslept”. This show was part of “The Overslep’s” signals tour, with “Jason Waterfalls” as the … Continue reading Throwback Tuesday:The Overslept at Fluor
Jason Waterfalls @Tivoli Vredenburg 26-11-2021 A couple of days ago went to a show that has been postponed multiple times, so to say that I was stoked is to put it mildly, both bands where once I was already familiar with, and had seen live before, so let’s take a look. Starting with opener "The … Continue reading Show Report: Jason Waterfalls
Its time for release radar once more! Let’s get started Something More – VIAL Opening with fuzzy guitars and upbeat drums, the song quickly introduces its vocals into the mix. Keeping with its bubblegum feel the song holds the same steady rhythm through both the verse and choruses, only slowing down at the bridge before … Continue reading Release Radar #68
Its time to take a look at some new release, let’s quickly get into this week’s Release Radar! Guns X Money- Jason Waterfalls Guns X Money- Jason Waterfalls The song opens with a computerized voice stating the title of the song, before getting into electronic beats. The electronics of the opening contrast with the soft … Continue reading Release Radar #28
This month’s 5 bands I think you should check out is a special one, because its Kingsdag in Holland this month we will focus one 5 Dutch bands. Let’s dive right in. Windup Space Windup Space Windup Space are an Alt-rock/Emo punk band, formed in 2012 the band currently consists of vocalist/guitarist Menno van Marle, … Continue reading 5 Bands I Think You Should Check Out: Kingsday 2020 Special
As there will be less show reports from me for I while, I decided to share my thoughts on some singles that are on my Spotify release radar for this month. Let’s dive right in. Loose Cannon-FRND CRCL Loose Cannon-FRND CRCL Starting off with a rhythm of muted powerchords the instrumental flow reminds me of … Continue reading Release Radar #1
