ALBUM REVIEW: The Beaches – No Hard Feelings


Canadian four-piece The Beaches always know how to a) have a damn good time and b) write songs that while they may be tongue-in-cheek, are also stupidly catchy and/or memorable. And their newest work is no different. Continue reading →


EP REVIEW: Freeze the Fall – The Red Garden


Spoiler alert, this is one of the best albums released so far in 2025. If you do not know this young power trio, Freeze the Fall, from Canada, it’s time you did. This is the band’s second EP, but the path from gaming and internet buzz to the Rock perfection achieved here on The Red Garden (604 Records) found Freeze the Fall coming into their own as songwriters along the way. They went from being known as the kids who covered The Warning to being a superior band to their early inspiration in a short time. Most of this growth came thanks to the depth Quinn Mitzel sings with, in order to nail uncanny hooks in every anthemic chorus she utters. Continue reading →


INTERVIEW: What’s Behind “The Loss” Album, with Therese Lanz of Mares of Thrace


In this episode, Keefy chats once again with Therese Lanz of Mares of Thrace all about their new album “The Loss” out soon via Artoffact Records! Therese goes deep on the concept of the album, the last few years of the band, the changes in the music industry during her career, and much more! Continue reading →