In an era where overproduction often masks emotional resonance, MCVEIGH leans into vulnerability with precision and poise. His new release, ‘The Thief of Leaving’, gently captures attention, holding listeners in a quiet, aching grip from the very first note. Written in response to a friend’s poem on grief, the trackContinue Reading
Cody Piper isn’t here to shout his love from the rooftops- he’s much more likely to sneak it into your ear with a knowing grin and a nervous heart. With ‘Be Quiet’, the Pittsburgh-based songwriter-producer delivers a disarming slice of indie pop that’s equal parts charm and vulnerability, built onContinue Reading
If ‘Sing-Along Songs’ was the dazzling front-facing grin, ‘Your Love’ is the shadow cast behind it- the unspoken story hiding in the glint of a smile. The newest release from Swedish indie shapeshifter Arn-Identified Flying Objects and Alien Friends (the solo vessel for former Redmoon member Alien Friend) leans intoContinue Reading
With a cinematic sense of melancholy and a groove steeped in post-punk grit, Blindness & Light return with ‘Shards’, a brooding cut from their second album ‘I Dreamt I Had Insomnia’. Emerging from the rainy sprawl between Anglesey and Yorkshire, this fiercely independent collective once again defies the boundaries ofContinue Reading
On his latest single ‘Break These Chains’, Dutch artist Harry Kappen has delivered a powerful message. A melodic uprising against the cultural rot that festers when truth becomes optional and leadership becomes theatre. Drawing from the well of socially-conscious songwriting, Kappen has made a track that bristles with purpose, urgency,Continue Reading
Lauren Presley’s ‘Ghost’, the soul-stirring final act from her debut EP ‘Hanging In The Balance’, quietly commands your attention. At once haunting and heartbreakingly human, the track unfolds like a confession whispered through tears, anchored by Presley’s ability to translate emotional weight into melody with staggering precision. While the EPContinue Reading
There’s a distinct magic in discovering an artist who ditches the glossy façade of modern production for something a little more tactile, a little more human. On ‘Memory Shift’, Found Instruments- the solo project of Jack Joseph Titcombe- achieves exactly that. This isn’t just a sonic shift for the artist,Continue Reading
With their latest release ‘Freee’, Brooklyn-based collective Peaceful Faces tap into something raw and restless; a jagged meditation on what liberation really means, delivered with a palette that’s as expansive as it is arresting. The track kicks off in a swirl of grime and glory. Fuzzy guitar tones grind againstContinue Reading
With a name like Sunrise in Jupiter, you’d expect something grand- celestial even- and the band’s latest release, ‘Take Me Home’, delivers just that. Acting as the curtain closer on Volume 1 of their ambitious double album ‘Mission to Mars’, this new track cements the group’s commitment to storytelling throughContinue Reading
Leeds outfit About-Faces are back with their latest single, ‘Not Been Back’, to deliver a gripping meditation on homecoming. It’s not the kind marked by warm embraces and cheerful reunions, but the unsettling kind where the past still lingers in the walls. Produced by Ali Chant (Yard Act, PJ Harvey),Continue Reading