Zachary Mason – 5…4…3…2…1… (EP Review)
Guildford’s own Zachary Mason blasts off into the cosmos with his new EP 5…4…3…2…1…, a clever and thought-provoking three-track project that captures humanity’s
Hazelize – Signal Lost (Single Review)
With Signal Lost, Rome-based artist Hazelize delivers an emotional punch wrapped in haunting melodies and intimate production. This single feels like reading a
Mercy Kelly – Breathe For Her (Single Review)
Mercy Kelly’s Breathe For Her is a towering display of emotion and ambition — the kind of song that doesn’t just play through
Georgia Weber and the Sleeved Hearts – Big in Japan EP Review
There’s something beautifully human about Big in Japan, the new six-track EP from Georgia Weber and the Sleeved Hearts. The Australian-born, Brooklyn-based bassist
Raubtier Kollektiv – “Falkenflug für Charlie Kirk” Single Review
From the underground heart of Germany’s hip-hop scene comes Raubtier Kollektiv, a name that feels more like a movement than an artist. Their
$ir Decay – “MIND GAMES” Single Review
With “MIND GAMES,” Ashton-under-Lyne’s own $ir Decay opens a window into his most vulnerable moments, trading his signature hard trap and boom bap
The Wild Violets – “Sweet Redemption” Single Review
London’s own disco revivalists, The Wild Violets, return in spectacular form with “Sweet Redemption,” a track that radiates groove, warmth, and purpose. From
GAZ – “Let It Roll” Single Review
Barcelona’s own rock veterans GAZ return with “Let It Roll” — a vibrant, full-bodied celebration of everything that makes classic rock timeless.
Eddie Cohn – “Get Back My Way” Single Review
With “Get Back My Way,” Los Angeles-based songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Eddie Cohn delivers one of his most grounded and heartfelt releases to date
For You Brother – “Fly Away” Single Review
“Fly Away” by For You Brother is a radiant burst of instrumental expression that captures the freedom and joy of pure musicianship. Recorded