“An album of wild rock and keyboard-based songs built on drum machines, loops and samples.”
From the alternative underground: Ken Wohlrob conjures ethereal, instinctual compositions on Forgotten Music — ambient excursions that feel like an old language buried deep in your DNA. Chris of Wilderness returns with Lithium and a Lollipop, a mutant bluesy electronic fever dream recorded deep in the Sonoran Desert. Jonathan Hadley strips away the masking on Somebody Somewhere, asking who you are when you stop people-pleasing, while Get Lost Cassidy Frost offers the perfect late-night drive soundtrack with tender questions about family, god, and ordinary loss.
“An album of wild rock and keyboard-based songs built on drum machines, loops and samples.”
“6 minutes of Rock n Roll bliss that transcending moment when you first heard rock for the first time”
“Layers of organs, synthesizers, fuzzed-out guitars, string instruments, and electronic noise, the soundscape slowly builds over the course of seven minutes, weaving contrasting melodies and pulsing...”
“‘Legion Of Defiance’, an industrial nü-metal battle cry against conformity and oppression!”
“For those navigating the chaos of life, a powerful reminder that love and resilience can guide us through even the darkest storms.”
“Post-Rock-Noise-Pop? Damn right, it’s Fighting Kites. Features Christmas duet with Benjamin Shaw.”