Imagine this: a sticky summer night, your feet dusty from dancing, someone hands you an ice-cold drink, and the speakers are pumping a beat so warm and inviting you can’t help but move. That’s the spirit captured on ‘Pool Party’, the latest wild concoction from Alex Cherney and The BrothersContinue Reading
On their self-titled debut EP, Tiny Moth- born from the creative mind of multi-instrumentalist Doug Rimington and the dynamic vocal power of Jess Lambert- offer up a small but devastatingly impactful EP that pulses with raw passion and spectacular metal weight. Rimington, known for projects like Fury of a DyingContinue Reading
Blunt Blade isn’t just an artist- he’s a genre-bending shape-shifter from the wild plains of southeast Minnesota. If you’re looking for a straightforward sound, turn back now. His work is a chaotic, glorious collision of influences: from Zappa’s off-kilter genius to the psychedelic swirl of Tame Impala, all fused togetherContinue Reading
If you’ve ever wanted to be wrapped in a blanket of sonic oddity while floating through the English countryside at 3 am, FOAM has just the soundscape for you- their new EP ‘Trouble’. The project, helmed by LA-based artist Kian Salem, may bill itself like a band, but it’s clearContinue Reading
Maverick Smith’s latest full-length release, ‘We Make Fire, They Make Smoke’, is a testament to what happens when a band tosses out the playbook and instead lets feelings lead the way. The West Virginia group lean fully into grit, groove, and gut instinct, resulting in a record that feels superblyContinue Reading
With the reissue of ‘Tunes [Deluxe Edition]’, Patti Zlaket offers a graceful reflection on a career built on quiet endurance, nuance, and soul. It’s the third and final entry in her re-release series through Meridian (ECR Music Group), and it might just be the most revealing. Featuring three unreleased tracks-Continue Reading
Peaceful Faces, helmed by NYC-based composer and multi-instrumentalist Tree Palmedo, returns with ‘Without a Single Fight’, a lushly orchestrated and deeply introspective third album that marks a turning point for the art-rock outfit. While earlier work hinted at their potential, this new release finds the group in full bloom, unspooling intricateContinue Reading
After more than a decade away from centre stage, David Cloyd arrives transformed. ‘Red Sky Warning’ is less a comeback than a creative confrontation. It’s the sound of an artist who has taken the time to build a life, refine their craft, and reimagine their place in the landscape. AndContinue Reading
Some albums burn slowly, simmering with control and precision. Then there are remarkable albums like ‘In All My Nightmares I Am Alone’- a triumphant detonation, sprawling and scarred, forged by real-life breakdowns and resurrection. With this staggering 30-track offering, Calgary’s Stephen Moore throws out the rulebook and instead hands youContinue Reading
On ‘Flora Fauna’, the elusive Aiwaska is building sonic ecosystems. Out via his own Aiwaska Planet label and events imprint, this seven-track release is a lush meditation on the interconnectedness of life, both internal and external. Blending hypnotic grooves with spiritual undertones, the album feels like a guided journey throughContinue Reading