A compelling visual journey that again reinforces the realness & grit that The Valium so effectively & stylishly encapsulate within their songs.
Rebecca Cullen
The classic sound of power-pop-dance fusion from way back when. The energy is intense & upbeat, the vocal is bold & passionate at every instance.
A strong introduction to the Chicago based singer & songwriter. The more you listen, the more the melody, lyrics & energy imprint their good vibes on you.
They’ve built an impressive & loyal following over the years thanks to great song writing, unforgettable live shows, and ever approachable attitudes.
The song has the distorted thickness of authentic blues rock & roll with the perfectly fitting level of emotion & passion that make the genre what it is.
The skill & satisfying crunch of any great folk rock track. The riffs have a simplicity that lets you fully access the sentiment & soul of the song.
A blissfully ambient collection of sounds & riffs. A dramatic & emotional work of art that reinforces those underlying ideas with every moment that passes.
After 30 years of oppression and a ban of music under Taliban rule, Zohra are standing up to extremism by actively pursuing their passion for music.
Something a little bit different, a breakaway from the political norm & a recording that lays bare a more personal & somewhat vulnerable side to the band.
A shining example of the beauty of reflective songwriting & the power of this when placed alongside a somewhat more classic, mellow rap vibe.
The realness embedded within the lyrics adds to the genuine, indie feel of the whole thing. It’s music to believe in, to relate to, to turn up loud & enjoy.
I’m not afraid to voice my opinions on politics, religion or sex. I believe nationalism to be one of the biggest barriers to a peaceful planet.