Month: December 2022

This SOTD is unfortunately a memorial to the vocalist from this band. He was sadly killed by a drunk driver. This song Reborn was featured on some Christian radio stations back in the day. The band’s name came from a lake in their hometown. If you want to know more about them, follow the following link. https://archive.org/details/HAMMERTOWN   … Continued →

Rock & Metal

• Broken Flesh – Beheaded in Vain
• Les Carlsen – He’s Coming
• Red – Until We Have Faces Live and Unplugged
• Ross Millet – I. James EP
• The Timbre of Cedar – Less EP

Pop & CCM Electronic & EDM God’s Warrior – KYRASONIUS GOID Folk & Singer/Songwriter

• Eddy Mann – Trio
• Leigh Nash – The Tide Acoustic Sessions EP

Hip Hop & R&B

• D-Rock – Through The Valleys EP
• Jay Steezy – Commercial EP
• SYL noiZ – When Nobody’s Looking

Worship & Gospel

• Civilized Creature – In This Moment EP
• Jason Ingram – Basement Tapes Vol.

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I apologize in advance, but here is a very obscure band that I found through an old Christian online radio station playlist. Wish I had more, but from what I gather their only other song was called For What’s It’s Worth. This song is pretty catchy imho. Maybe someone someday reading this will know more about them than I do. I don’t even know if their name is spelled right.   … Continued →

Last week I shared my top 20 rock EPs of 2022 with you. This week I’m back with my top 10 pop EPs of 2022. 10. Margot Osborne – Motion This EP is short and maybe not the most original sounding but it’s very well done. “Motions” and “Technicolor (Open Up Your Eyes) are both earworms that have been stuck in my head for months now. 9. Olivia Grasso – Risk Risk delivers on it’s name with a somewhat quirky pop EP. It’s got a great lead single in “Sidelines”, a strong closer in “Disjunct”, and even some thoughtful commentary on “Late Night TV”.… Continued →

I’ve never been a huge fan of pop-punk–just dabbled here and there–but darn it all if this isn’t a catchy tune! I popped this into the car CD player earlier this week, having not listened to it in years, and that opening tune was so ridiculously familiar! I think I must have heard it on a compilation somewhere too for me to remember it so well. Anyway, Olivia the Band was originally from Hawaii, but eventually relocated to San Diego. They released their self-titled debut in 2005 on Essential Records.… Continued →