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
Some records don’t age- they resurface, louder and more resonant with time. ‘The Last Single Guy [Deluxe Edition]’ is one of those albums. With this reissue, Block reintroduces a pivotal chapter in his story and lets us see the scars and smirks of a moment when everything was unravelling, andContinue Reading
With ‘Daydreaming In The Dark’, Austin-based artist Maxwell Knowles steps into the indie-pop arena not with a bang, but with a quiet, cinematic ache. His debut full-length offering is a nuanced, genre-blurring meditation on memory, longing, and the hard-earned clarity that sometimes only emerges in the stillness after emotional storms.Continue Reading
Canadian alt-rock outfit Hotel Mira is back with the new full-length album, ‘Pity Party’. There’s nothing quite like a record that lets you dance through your worst decisions and cry through your most defiant moments. This album manages to do both in twelve tracks of punchy theatrics, emotional chaos, andContinue Reading
Dead Hazards are not here to play it safe. With their debut full-length ‘Saline’, the London-based outfit has charged headfirst into the murky borderlands between doom, punk, psych, and post-whatever- you name it. Unlike many bands who boast genre fusion as a badge of honour only to churn out aContinue Reading
Lauren Presley’s debut EP ‘Hanging In The Balance’ doesn’t just wear its heart on its sleeve- it lets it bleed all over the studio floor. In five carefully carved tracks, the Nashville-based artist opens the door to the anxious, unspoken corners of young adulthood with stark clarity and striking musicality.Continue Reading
The Heroic Enthusiasts return with a second full-length album, ‘Illuminate’. Arriving like a sonic prism, the record is a testament to the enduring allure of synth-driven alt-pop. It is also a rare collaboration between modern romantics James Tabbi and Thomas Ferrara, and production legend Stephen Hague. Hague’s fingerprints- sleek, refined,Continue Reading
Back with their new EP, ‘Empire’, Velvet Sun has never been a band to chase trends. Emerging from the shadows of New York and now rooted in the heat haze of South Florida, their sonic identity is both timeless and temporal, crafted in the mould of overcast city streets andContinue Reading
On his hotly-tipped new LP ‘Nu Wav(s) & Fade Outs’, Birmingham’s Jackson Homer offers a well-curated release that pulses with rhythm, groove, and emotion. It’s a record that doesn’t shout for your attention but effortlessly commands it, drawing you in with its vintage polish and future-facing finesse. Across eleven tracks, HomerContinue Reading
With ‘Deichtine’s Daughter’, Dee Armstrong steps from the ensemble shadows of Kíla into her own resplendent light, and the result is nothing short of spellbinding. After decades as one of Ireland’s most quietly essential musical visionaries, Armstrong delivers an album that feels less like a debut and more like theContinue Reading