Reviews

The Warm Fuzzies: Fuzz of the Month

So, what’s the ‘fuzz’ of the month all about? Why, it’s no other than The Warm Fuzzies’ geek-tastic EP! Released in 2011, The Fuzz of the Month is the band’s planned year-long project, where they release one track per month. However, the holiday seasons must have kept them fuzzy in the pj’s, so the EP fell short of 2 tracks; the released 10 are still great, though.

Retroblazer

There’s plenty of first person shooters around, but it won’t hurt to give Retroblazer a try. Created by Amilcar Parra, this is a fast paced, action packed game that combines action and strategy. Available for the Mac and Linux too, it’s got a lot going for it.

Über-Ich: Come and Fetch Me

Craving for a different kind of buzz? Über-Ich‘s new release Come and Fetch Me will surely channel that strange kid within. Serving a light theatrical, unusual, but very pleasant act, Über-Ich’s sound flexes and creeps down to the most crooked paths and ideas creating a sonic acrobat. This Amsterdam-based band is composed of Marnix Dorrestein, Donata Kramarz, and Chris Kok.

Waysayer: Mornings

Rest your head above the clouds and listen to Waysayer’s soft serenade. Mornings is an album composed of six tracks released on December 2012. Take a couple of deep breaths and dive in to the first track on this album. Breath In is a piece marvelously played with Waysayer’s guitar prowess.

Sun Rai: Pocket Music

Brace yourself for some moving, jazz influenced pieces of harmonic music. Get ready for the ultra smooth beats of Sun Rai. Hailing from Australia, now based on Los Angeles, this phenomenal artist can play various instruments. The album is a package full of upbeat music coupled with 80’s disco classics.