Cole Blouin has never been an artist to colour inside the lines, but ‘Preludes’ feels like the moment the lines themselves dissolve. This new EP captures the eerie electricity of New York at its most chaotic, when the world feels like it’s accelerating and collapsing in the same breath. It’s a recordContinue Reading
If you’ve followed The Kiss That Took A Trip over the years, you already know that M.D. Trello is much more of a world-builder than a songwriter. But with his latest sprawling odyssey ‘Horror Vacui’, he drags you through a kaleidoscope of twenty years’ worth of sonic obsessions, stitched together withContinue Reading
CS Hellmann’s new EP ‘In My Head’ erupts like someone finally tearing through the fog to reclaim the spark that’s been flickering just out of reach. If the Nashville artist’s previous work hinted at something stirring beneath the surface, these two tracks crack the whole thing wide open. It’s bold, emotionally supercharged, andContinue Reading
Swedish artist Twaang’s ‘Lazy Morning’ sweeps you into a world where taking your time feels exhilarating. This is the rare chill-leaning release that radiates joy from every corner, a project that turns softness into celebration and transforms quiet moments into something vibrant, intentional, and beautifully serene. From the very first strum ofContinue Reading
Mike Bloom’s ‘SCARS’ is an EP that carries the weight of experience but refuses to sink under it. Long admired for his behind-the-scenes genius with Jenny Lewis, Julian Casablancas, and Richard Edwards, Bloom steps into the foreground here with something deeply personal. This is the sound of an artist stripping away theContinue Reading
East Yorkshire trio Strange Pink have spent their early singles sharpening a sound that straddles grit and vulnerability, but with their debut EP Out Of Focus they’ve crafted something weightier: six tracks that balance raw urgency with disarming introspection. Recorded at York’s Young Thugs studio with producer Nick ‘The Muscle’ Russell andContinue Reading
Steven Fleet’s new solo project, Dream Bodies, makes its entrance with a spectral incantation. His debut EP ‘Circle of Light’ is a five-track immersion into a shadow-drenched world- equal parts séance, shoegaze, and synth-soaked post-punk. It’s a foggy cathedral of sound where every echo feels haunted, every lyric a doorwayContinue Reading
Infused with personal reflection, heartfelt storytelling, and pop vibes, Nissu’s latest EP, ‘Memories’, is a deeply resonant journey through love, friendship, and the defining moments that shape us. Inspired by a wide spectrum of artists- with a particular nod to the anthemic energy of Katy Perry- this collection blends upliftingContinue Reading
“Dance music” and “music for dance” have different meanings. While the former is often associated with alcohol-fueled parties and festivals, the latter is more common at teatotalling performing arts conservatories. However, on Phobos, a recent EP from Italian composer Stefano Milella, aka Nother, these modes intersect with cinematic finesse. MovementContinue Reading
Avant-garde trumpeter Nathan Plante has thrown caution to the wind; after 20 years of performing as a classical musician, he releases his first EP as a purveyor of darkly subduing ambient explorations, Electric Birds. The Californian started at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music and continued his academic training atContinue Reading