Dead Gardens: A Music Blog
Angy CavaMostly sharing my thoughts about albums and artists with a creative writing twist. My preferred genres are metal and popular music. Got the publication name idea from Nightwish's song "Dead Gardens," which is about writer's block.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 38 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 13 days ago |
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Another Cool Album About an Uncool World
Earlier this week, my partner and I saw Chat Pile for their Who Loves the Sun tour, our second time seeing the band perform live (the first being for their Cool World tour just about two years ago). Both shows were absolutely amazing, and I...
An Anaheim Star's Time to Shine
Rebecca Black is an artist who has certainly evolved significantly since the release of her notorious single “Friday” in 2011, but it’s hard to discuss her mentioning that big moment in the world of pop culture. For me personally, the song...
Mastodon’s Return from the Ruins
I realize that Mastodon is one of the most critically acclaimed American metal bands, most notably for all four of their albums released in the 2000s, especially Crack the Skye (2009), which ranks highly as one of my favorite progressive me...
The Black Parade Will Carry On...
I’ve been drafting this post for nearly two years now, wondering if there would be any point in me reviewing an album that is twenty years old. Most of my reviews lately have been for new albums, since that’s what I feel people want to read...
A Pleasant Prog Rock Surprise
Earlier in 2026, I felt as though I was in a music-related slump, where most of the new releases I tried out just wouldn’t stick with me. I think it was partially due to a lot of stressors in my life that didn’t subside until this summer. H...
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Just another neurodivergent and nostalgic 2000s kid. Unconfident about everything except my music taste.
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