Fencer, a self-defined garage opera band, has released their electrifying self-titled debut album. The Los Angeles-based trio consists of vocalist and guitarist Field Cate, bassist Scott Sauve, and drummer Cameron Sauve. Throughout the album, they explore different musical territories, and it is one fun ride.
The massive amount of new releases this year set the music charts ablaze! But here are the Keynote Music Collective team’s personal picks for the album, artist/band, and song of the year! Ash– Editor in Chief Album of the year: True power–I PrevailBand of the
Heavy and metal meets minimal in this sneaky release on Seattle’s SubPop Records. If by some chance you are unfamiliar with Zeal & Ardor and their inauspicious beginnings, allow me to paint a picture: Imagine you take requests/ideas as a challenge to write a song
L.A based trio, Fencer, have dropped their newest single “Joseph Courtney” a narrative tale of a young boy chasing his lost balloon to the moon who later in adulthood (and seemingly perfect) seeks adulation from seething fans performing on stage. The self-defined “garage opera band”
In 2015 my life was changed forever as a close friend of mine introduced me to the little-known The 1975. Songs like The City, Robbers, and Girls rocked my brain with their pop, grunge, and electronic hybrid sound. Then shortly after my reality was altered
There are certain types of music that remind me of different times of the year. Something to do with my tendencies to gravitate towards the nostalgic. Some artists and songs just take me back to a simpler time, a time when things weren’t so complicated
Something that’s integral to human interaction is relatability. That is exactly what Las Vegas-based band, BURNLINE, is conveying in their new music video, FAKIN’ IT, which is set to be released on YouTube on October 22nd. Sang by Lauren Davis and Jason Mann, the country
Ever growing and trying new things, Blue October’s 11th studio album brings nuance, all the feels, and a progressive auditory experience! Over the pandemic, many bands had a ton of time on their hands. Not only did Blue October make sure we have regular performances
When you first glance at the title of The Garden’s latest album, it is easy to be thrown off. However, if you are familiar with the duo, consisting of twins Wyatt and Fletcher Shears, you would realize it is right on brand. Horseshit on Route
“Life changing is what comes to mind.” May of 2021 on a total whim, I bought a ticket to this festival I’d just heard of for the first time. Blue Ridge Rock Festival. There was zero plan at that point. I was going 100% by
