Tag: Christine Tarquinio

Del’Noire: Picking Scabs & Planting Sunrise Seeds with “Tyler Down.”

Del'Noire, the solo act of Matyascorvinus, isn't handing you a neatly wrapped package of sounds with "Tyler Down." Instead, it's more like finding a worn map tucked inside a book you forgot you owned. This single, a purely instrumental affair, wrestles with the echoes of trauma. Not your kind of predictable musical trauma either. No cheesy lightning strikes. No predictable sad violin. Here it...

Dancing With Internal Demons on Lylantz’s “Your God Is My Devil”

Lylantz guarantees you will not walk away from "Your God Is My Devil" feeling entirely okay. His self-produced tenth full-length album is an active, confrontational dive into the darkest corners of the human psyche. As the architect of a wildly fluid sound he dubs "Post-Modern Gothic," Lylantz crafts visceral art for his self-described "Black Swans" the outsiders, the iconoclasts, the perpetually misunderstood. https://open.spotify.com/album/4OyTHP0j5kqLgzkrH3Z0lN "Ante Meridiem" kicks open the door with suffocating...

‘You And Me’ By Christine Tarquinio Is A Song Of Solidarity Amid Uncertainty

Some musicians don't simply make music for the sake of expressing themselves; they also do it to comfort listeners and bring them together. Among...