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Keith Walsh is a writer based in Southern California, where he lives and breathes music, visual art, theater and film.
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Gazing At The Skies: The Analog Girl’s Celestial “Equinox”

Since her first album, 2005’s The TV Is On, Singaporean electro crooner The Analog Girl has grown from a distinctive…

Margot Day Wows With Glammy Goth “Rock The Shadows Roll The Moon”

When I was introduced to the music of Margot Day aka Metamorph a few years ago, I found her campy,…

‘Organic:’ Smart, Reflective Synthpop From Planet Neil

Neil Dyer creates electronic soundtracks to daily life in a nation perhaps too familiar with compromises.

Electro Fantasy ‘Swords’ By Unicorn Domination (MUSIC VIDEO)

By Keith WalshFrom the desert in Joshua Tree, California, comes the provocative electronic music trio Unicorn Domination. Led by Chelsea…

Sean Shimmer’s Lo Fi Beauty ‘Now We Are Rich Like The Clouds’ (ALBUM REVIEW)

Sean Shimmer’s Now We Are Rich Like The Clouds is bursting with unique energy.

“Tiny Little Ice Cubes:” Gilles Snowcat’s Playful Cocktail Anthem (Q & A)

Snowcat’s new single “Tiny Little Ice Cubes” has all the elements of a classic tune, Snowcat style

‘Wicked Naughty’ Matrix Glitch With Metamorph’s ‘Cauldron Bubble Pop’

Margot Day, once locked into the dark imagery of goth and witchcraft, presents a new look and feel, while still…

Neil Dyer Of Planet Neil Reveals Secrets To ‘Stellar’ Sound (Q&A)

When Neil Dyer, aka Planet Neil released his single 'Star' in August, followed by three mixes, the way he stretches…

Howling Into The Future: With Raf And Celestina Of Weird Wolves (Q&A)

After completing the most recent Weird Wolves' album My Dreams Are Calling You, singer/songwriter Ava Gore left the duo she…

New Styles: Weird Wolves ‘My Dreams Are Calling You’ Redefines Techno Genre (ALBUM REVIEW)

Whatever production secrets and drums and wires are being manipulated by Weird Wolves on 'My Dreams Are Calling You', carefully…