Tey De Gennaro’s latest single, ‘Lovely Seasons of Love’, arrives like a letter pressed between the pages of a diary- ornate, and full of quiet revelations. It’s indie pop but carries the weight of something older and more sacred- like a hymn dressed in velvet. The Nashville-based artist leans intoContinue Reading
If your speakers aren’t slightly bleeding after one spin of TV FACE’s new single ‘White Noise White Lies’, you probably didn’t have them loud enough. The Lancaster trio return snarling and sharpened on this blistering slice of post-shoegaze noise punk- equal parts angular precision and unhinged catharsis. Out via CrackedanklesContinue Reading
Rosetta West eschews perfection to chase the unknown. On ‘God of the Dead’, the long-running Illinois outfit burrows deep into the dirt of blues rock tradition only to emerge with something far stranger- an album as ragged, unruly, and captivating as a backwoods sermon under a blood moon. This isn’tContinue Reading
With ‘i’ll see you when the game resets’, Ottawa’s indie pop duo Wotts close out their EP FLANK! not with a grand crescendo, but with a gently cracked farewell- a lo-fi postcard from the edge of loss. It’s scrappy, sincere, and strangely soothing, capturing the essence of an emotional resetContinue Reading
There’s something beautifully absurd about writing love songs at the end of the world- but that’s exactly what Higher Selves Playdate are doing. On ‘Take Me With You’, the standout single from their upcoming album ‘The New Apocalyptic’, the duo conjures a shimmering, art-rock ode to staying tender in aContinue Reading
With new single ‘Yellowhammer’, The Trusted have detonated a slow-burning scream into the void. It’s the kind of track that doesn’t offer solutions, only raw acknowledgement of numbness, of disconnection, of staring into a screen and wondering what the hell happened to feeling anything at all. The Southend-on-Sea four-piece haveContinue Reading
Nordstahl doesn’t write songs for bystanders, they write war cries for the spiritually restless. With ‘Mjölnir’, the German industrial metal force sharpens its thematic blade once again, wielding Norse mythology not as escapism but as a pressure point for modern paralysis. This is not about gods descending from the sky,Continue Reading
In his newest release ‘Haunted’, Texas-based guitar sorcerer Brian Hunsaker trades the fretboard fireworks of his instrumental roots for something darker, more cinematic, and undeniably colossal. The track finds Hunsaker stepping into the spotlight as both riff-slayer and vocal conjurer, leading a charge into the night with blazing solos, thunderousContinue Reading
From the moment it first glimmers, ‘Speak Too Soon’ makes its intentions known- Mercy Kelly aren’t just chasing nostalgia, they’re reimagining it. With a sound that nods to the moody grandeur of The Chameleons and the windswept romanticism of early-‘90s indie, this Greater Manchester five-piece have carved out a spaceContinue Reading
If you’ve been craving something murky, minimal, and magnificently bass-driven- Maine’s Shane Duquette, aka Hyporadar, has you covered with ‘This Ain’t The Day I Die’. It’s the kind of track that smoulders rather than explodes, slow-burning its way into your bones with a hypnotic pulse and a growl of defiance.Continue Reading