We are just having fun reviewing and discussing comic books, graphic novels, manga, anime/animation, music and movies that we have recently read, listened to or watched.
For all of the music videos that we have spotlighted
Wesley delivers a powerful single in “Don’t Have to Say You’re Sorry”. Family can be a strong support for those in need. Don’t give up on them. By showing them you care can be a hard thing to do, but it is done out of love and caring. Wesley shares that comfort that he gave to his sister through this single that speaks volumes. Here is Wesley’s “Don’t Have to Say You’re Sorry” through his YouTube channel:
This is a music video that Logan found that I just love. It has been out for a while, but it still is a fun song and video. The song is by Josh Fix entitled “Call Me Artemis Fowl”. The video I can only assume was edited by iREADmedia to imagery from the Artemis Fowl graphic novels. So enjoy this fun one through iREADmedia’s YouTube channel:
Just the band’s name, Jane In Space, gives my imagination a que to what we might get with the band’s sound. It didn’t disappoint with their title track “Gorerunner” from their current album. Just taking the single by itself you have what I would call an avant garde style of music.
The music video takes this single and uses it like a sound track. The video uses live action, but diffuses it to look almost animated. The director, Permian Strata, makes the video a SciFi short, which I love. Separately the single and video are neat, but combined, for me it was very cool and many SciFi lovers will enjoy.
Jane In Space’s Gorerunner LP is out now, but you get to check out their music video for “Gorerunner” through their YouTube channel – Richard:
Youtuber AllegoriestAMVs made a great AMV for Gatchaman Crowds set to Johnny Hollow’s single “Superhero”. Check it out below through the YouTube channel:
Hamish Anderson is given everyone a 1980’s feel with his latest “No Good”. This harkens back to that good old rock sound with the electric guitar being the star instrument. Hamish’s voice is a clear strong baritone that grounds the single perfectly.
The music video itself is done well. If spot lights the band with a performance video. To me though this song is one to listen to and appreciate, more than to watch. Check out “No Good” through Hamish Anderson’s YouTube channel – Richard:
Sheridan Reed is giving everyone a soulful single with his latest “We Should Both Be Here”. The single has the tapping drum stick that keeps the single moving forward, otherwise this single could easily fall into being to slow. However, like I said, Sheridan avoids this with the stead beat. The rest of the instrumentals and vocals flow around this beat in a seamless easy flowing single.
The music video takes it’s ques from the single with a slow panning aspect that captures the rhythm of the song. Look for Sheridan Reed’s album when it becomes available, until then enjoy the music video for “We Should both Be Here” from his YouTube channel – Richard:
Get your metal fix with ORISSA and their single “Resurrection”, the title track from their latest LP. The beginning is a little uneven, but once the band navigates through that little bit, they hit their stride through the rest of the single.
With the lyric video being animated you know they had me hooked. I loved the computer generated imagery. This imagery will generate interest from people that enjoy fantasy gaming.
Check out ORISSA’s lyric video here for “Resurrection”, from their YouTube channel, then be sure to find their album, Resurrection, on your digital vendor of choice – Richard:
This animated video, for “Someday”, that was added to “DjBestOfRmxSerbia” YouTube channel is a great animated video and fits the single perfectly. Of course “Someday” is performed by Michael Buble and Meghan Trainor and has a light hearted bubbly sound that is infectious. The music video is just as infectious. The CGI is spot on and the story that you follow is fun to watch as you listen. So take a moment and enjoy Michael Buble and Meghan Trainor’s “Someday” from “DjBestOfRmxSerbia’s” YouTube channel – Richard:
Encore is sharing with our listeners their single “Feeling”. The rhythm of this song alternates between a fast groove to a slower feel, with the bass guitar coming in at about 52 seconds in with a sweet bass beat. The group consists of five young men and this new single from them will get your head a bobbin’. Check out Encore’s single “Feeling” through SoundCloud – Richard
Beachwood Coyotes’ is sharing with us their new single “Terror”. The speed of the instrumentals compared to the lyrics you would think they would clash. However, it doesn’t. What I’m referencing is the verse is much faster than the instrumentals. When the chorus hits the vocals slow down to meet the instrumentals. Very interesting, but it works.
I also love hearing the piano or at least a keyboard being a part of the single. The single has that flowing pop rhythm that many will enjoy. Here’s Beachwood Coyotes’ “Terror” that you can sway your body to through SoundCloud – Richard: