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Tom Minor – Bring Back the Good Ol’ Boys
Tom Minor’s Bring Back the Good Ol’ Boys is a biting, tongue-in-cheek anthem that holds a mirror to our collective memory — or
Skar de Line – The Screen
Skar de Line’s The Screen is a chilling and deeply personal descent into the psychology of obsession, isolation, and distorted affection. From the
Album Review: Suris – Pertinax
With Pertinax, Suris — the husband-and-wife duo Lindsey and David Mackie — deliver a record that feels both intimate and cinematic. Every track
Album Review: Vicious Clay – Bleecker Street Revisited
Vicious Clay’s Bleecker Street Revisited is a raw and riveting piece of modern rock storytelling. Written and recorded between 2020 and 2023, it
Trueclaw – “The Ones Remembered”
Trueclaw’s The Ones Remembered is not just a song—it feels like a message carried through space and time. The Uppsala-based artist, known for
Album Review: Bitblood – The Rise and Fall of AI
Bitblood’s The Rise and Fall of AI is a dark, thought-provoking concept album that explores the tension between humanity and technology with cinematic
Chellcy Reitsma – Carpe Diem
Chellcy Reitsma’s Carpe Diem is a vivid, soulful journey through self-expression, love, and artistic defiance. It’s an album that feels cinematic—every track carrying
Samuel Yuri – Wind Before The Storm
From the moment the opening chords roll in, Samuel Yuri’s Wind Before the Storm demands attention—not with force, but with feeling. The Brazilian
Too Much Joy – Son of Sam I Am (Tommy’s Version)
Too Much Joy’s Son of Sam I Am (Tommy’s Version) is both a time capsule and a celebration. Across 34 tracks, the band