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The Fire Note

The Fire Note started to create a simple place that could showcase records that we liked. Nothing more, nothing less. The focus has always been about the album and the experience that a great record creates. The Fire Note Webzine builds on this idea by offering an array of content that is all about the enjoyment of music, its pulse and energizing attitude.

Disaster Trick (Horse Jumper of Love) – music review

Horse Jumper of Love is a Boston-based trio composed of Dimitri Giannopoulos (vocals/guitar), John Margaris (bass), and James Doran (drums). Known for their intricate approach to indie rock, the band has gained recognition for their expressive compositions that explore both gentle and intense soundscapes. Since their formation, they have developed a reputation for introspective songwriting,…

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SORCS 80 (Osees) – music review

Osees, led by frontman John Dwyer, have carved out a distinctive niche in the underground music scene. Known for their relentless touring and prolific output, the band has consistently evolved their sound over the years, incorporating elements of garage rock, punk, and experimental music. Their recent work reflects a commitment to pushing creative boundaries and…

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Allora (Ben Seretan) – music review

Ben Seretan is a multifaceted musician known for his diverse and prolific output. His career has taken him across various countries and genres, from virtuosic guitar performances to contemplative harmonium and voice compositions. Ben’s music often reflects personal experiences and emotional landscapes, capturing both joyous and sorrowful moments. He has developed a loyal following, especially…

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Simply The Best (Swiftumz) – music review

Christopher McVicker, under the alias Swiftumz, has been an influential figure in San Francisco’s music scene for over a decade. Simply The Best marks a significant milestone in Christopher McVicker’s musical journey with Swiftumz. The album presents a rich array of sounds, weaving together intimate, vibey bedroom ballads with sparkling, idealized pop rock. Each track…

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