‘Painless’, the latest release from Public Health, is a quietly cathartic record that sounds like stepping into the unknown with your eyes open and your heart on the line. The project of Philadelphia’s Alex Moxam, Public Health, finds its sweet spot between vulnerability and volume. There’s a hazy glow aroundContinue Reading
Some bands know how to make a breakup feel like a slow fade. The Pulltops would rather crank the volume, cut the brakes, and peel out of the wreckage with the windows down. Their latest single, ‘You Tripped Me Up’, is fueled by blistering guitar lines and vocals that teeterContinue Reading
Swiss production duo Kabrio team up with London’s genre-bending vocalist PRVNA to deliver ‘Changed My Mind’, a glistening slice of retro-modern dance magic. It’s the kind of track that struts in with mirrored shades, unbothered and utterly magnetic From the jump, it’s clear this one was built for late-night rooftop setsContinue Reading
Following the success of their recent single Be Your Own God, Cork-based five-piece Bowden return with “Faster”, a raw, emotionally charged track that lands May 2nd, serving as the final preview before the band’s long-awaited debut album Glacier, out May 23rd. With its tense rhythm and restrained intensity, Faster captures the moment before everything unravels,Continue Reading
There’s something about a song that doesn’t just tell you a story, but makes you feel like you’ve lived a moment you’ve never actually known. That’s what Tom Collins achieves with ‘Little Louis’- a track that carries the weight of hard truths, but still manages to reach out a handContinue Reading
Some albums pull you under, drag you across shifting emotional landscapes, and leave you staring at the ceiling in the best way possible. ‘Bones’n’Stones’, the debut album from Teika & The Raw Beat, is one of those rare records that feels like it was made from both dirt and stardust-Continue Reading
Moon Construction Kit’s ‘Long John Silver’ is the kind of music you drift into. It feels like a portal to another dimension- equal parts nostalgia and daydream, wrapped in velvet synths and the hush of something ancient humming beneath the surface. This record is a mood, a mirage, a perfectlyContinue Reading
Brooklyn noise-rock legends A Place to Bury Strangers are back with their new single ‘Let It All Go’, a sonic avalanche of a song. APTBS continue to push the boundaries of what it means to be loud, to be alive, and to be completely consumed by sound. From the firstContinue Reading
Charlotte Morris is back with her breathtaking new album, ‘both sides’. She invites listeners to witness a life unfolding in real time- not as a polished highlight reel, but in all its beautiful contradictions. From the first note to the final hush, it’s clear this is a record written notContinue Reading
Mike Bloom’s ‘Natural Disaster’ arrives suspended in time, glowing at the edges with a sort of heartbreak you can’t quite name but somehow recognise. Best known for lending his musical DNA to others- from indie royalty like Jenny Lewis to genre chameleons like Julian Casablancas- Bloom now steps into theContinue Reading