Category: Album

The Debut Album by Heisenberg Principle “Icarus” Is Here! I’ve Been Listening To It Non-Stop, and I Have a Lot To Say!

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Michael Filip Reed

I think you’re familiar with the feeling when you’ve been following a musician for a…
Summer Colds Makes Grunge Sound Hopeful on the New Album Missing Out

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Gabriel Rivera

Nic McNamara’s father’s Johannesburg studio became his first musical education. Lucky Dube recorded there, Ladysmith…
Thirteen Fragments, One Paradox: Deconstructing The Beginning of Eternity by Archangel One

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Michael Filip Reed

Archangel One exists in the musical space as a phantom—a figure devoid of biography, media…
The Songs We Leave Behind: Jeff Thomas’s Final Gift to the World

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Gabriel Rivera

Fifteen years between albums is an entire era. Children grow up, cities change, people pass…
One Song at a Time: Gregory McLoughlin and the Radical Act of Human Contact

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Michael Filip Reed

Do you feel a certain irony in the fact that a musician who spent years…
Phantom Pat Maps the Many Faces of Night Across 11 Cinematic Tracks

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Michael Filip Reed

You know how all the facets of night can easily unfold across 11 tracks? That’s…
The Dangerous, Unpredictable Electronic Music Returns: ShiShi’s Blood Tape Reviewed

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Gabriel Rivera

You know how the otherworldly is closer than it seems? And how music can convey…
Between the Highway and the Stars: Trans Atlantic J. and the New Coordinates of Sound

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Natali Abernathy

Psychedelic rock has long ceased to be a monolithic genre. For decades, musicians have been…
Bailey Grey Bet Everything on Authenticity—And Won! Love It All Shows Why That Matters

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Anita Floa

In the career of any musician, there comes a moment when one must choose between…
Jon-Olov Woxlin’s One-way Ticket from Earth: A Scandinavian Kitchen Becomes Hallowed Country Ground

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Michael Filip Reed

When a Swedish musician sits down to record American country music in his own kitchen…
CO-ED DORMS: Post-Punk Dressed in Formal Wear, Then Dragged Through Broken Glass

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Gabriel Rivera

Violin occupies rare air in rock music. Warren Ellis turned his bow into prophecy with…
Jung Stratmann Quartet Finally Recorded What They’ve Been Playing for Years: In-Depth Review of the New Album

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Anita Floa

When Sujae Jung and Wolf Robert Stratmann were studying at The New School in Manhattan,…
Three Years in the Making, Lunar Lock’s Debut Shows a Band Learning to Question Its Influences

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Natali Abernathy

Cold wave in 2025 exists in a strange temporal paradox. A genre born in the…
AMERICAN DREAMERS, Vol. 3: Carver Jones Concludes His Trilogy With More Questions Than Answers

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Gabriel Rivera

The romance of abandoning stability for art continues to work as a narrative, although in…
Drowning in Reverb: Steven Bonaventure’s ‘Delirium’ and the Aesthetics of Fog

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Michael Filip Reed

An EP of four tracks – a format Steven Bonaventure approached deliberately while recording Delirium…
A Voice That Knows How to Hold Loss and Light at Once: Inside Marilyn Hucek’s Debut Album

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Gabriel Rivera

Marilyn Hucek feels. You can hear it from the first bars, though you understand it…
Future Analog Spins the Disco Ball Into 2025 on Hope, Vol. 2

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Anita Floa

Paul Aston, working under the pseudonym Future Analog, belongs to a generation of musicians for…
On Debut ICHI, UZU Delivers Hard Rock as Liturgy for a Blackened Sun

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Natali Abernathy

Rock music has long exhausted its vocabulary of revelations, truly. Every attempt to invoke the…
Shani Weiss – All About Life: An Intimate Examination of Human Relationships at the Crossroads of Confession and Artistic Statement

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Michael Filip Reed

Turning forty is a strange threshold for a musician. Too early for summative statements, too…
ØRBITA: Gravity Review: A Flawless Trip to a Future That Already Happened

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Anita Floa

Balinese palms bow under the weight of invisible waves. Frangipani exudes a fragrance impossible to…
On 21 grammi, Giuseppe Cucè Measures the Immeasurable Weight of the Soul

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Natali Abernathy

There’s an old legend born from Duncan MacDougall’s 1907 experiment: the soul weighs 21 grams.…
Nada UV: Vaporwave and Alien Vintage Without the Irony

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Anita Floa

No one has yet learned to play with music, turning it inside out, the way…
Me Then You: Ehson Hashemian Makes the Case That Love Conquers All, One Track at a Time

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Gabriel Rivera

What do you do when the world is falling apart? This question has been asked…
Defiance and Avant-Garde in Pop Music: A Sound Revolution with Marina Laduda’s Debut Album ‘Hot Mess’

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Anita Floa

Twenty years old—an age when identity becomes a battlefield. When every decision feels final, emotions—well,…
Last Relapse: The Return of Psychedelic Trailblazers

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Gabriel Rivera

I remember how in the mid-2000s we all lived in some kind of intoxicating state…
Got a Vinyl From Dar Stellabotta Directly, and It’s the First Time I’ve Heard a Cigar Box Guitar Sound This Good

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Michael Filip Reed

There’s a paradox in how we consume music today. Spotify’s algorithms analyze our preferences down…
Simon Talbot and Peter Toussaint’s Simon Called Peter II: Layered, Improvised, and Unapologetically Excessive

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Michael Filip Reed

Simon Talbot & Peter Toussaint returns with Simon Called Peter II—a sequel to the original…
Modest Tyler Explodes Genre Boundaries on “Okay(K) Presents: Modest Tyler”

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Gabriel Rivera

Words possess power. They can kill, they can resurrect, they can create a legend out…
A Groundbreaking AI Remake of the Debut Album ‘American Split’ by Eddie Sing & The 31 Days Changes the Game’s Rules

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Michael Filip Reed

Two years later, musician Eddie Sing & The 31 Days returns with a remake of…
Lux Griffith Is Creating Flowers on Scars—And Monsters Kinder Than People

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Michael Filip Reed

Cinema exists at the border between illusion and reality, and the best films know how…
Erik Flaa Recorded Where ABBA Made Joy—He Brought the Opposite: Inside the Fog-Soaked Revelation of ‘What Is Not’

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Michael Filip Reed

When a musician disappears for seventeen years, either they’ve left the stage permanently, or they’re…
The Irish Lassies Chart a Course Between Two Worlds on Immigration Stories

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Michael Filip Reed

Despite being together for just three years, The Irish Lassies have made a meteoric rise…
The Story Behind ‘Next’: How Ali and the Wild Geese Turned Crisis Into Art

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Gabriel Rivera

Tragedy in life is a kind of threshold or boundary where life divides into before…
2ŁØT Recast Their Entropy as Euphoria on The Albert Harvey Mix

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Gabriel Rivera

2ŁØT with their new EP “The Albert Harvey Mix” in which the absolute don of…
Ava Valianti Is 16 and Already Better at Honesty Than Most of Your Favorite Artists

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Natali Abernathy

Adolescent life remains one of the central themes of art—relevant, eternal, inexhaustible. The reason lies…
Neil Potter Emerges From Decades in the Shadows With a Debut Worth the Wait

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Gabriel Rivera

It is no secret that the creative path represents an extended odyssey through territories of…
Act of Self-Rescue and the Poetry of the Soul In Marlene Oak’s New Album ‘Welcome to Oak Land’

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Anita Floa

The line between artistic catharsis and emotional dissolution has always been gossamer-thin. I have often…
Experience The Gothic Ritual Touch Of Scandinavian Aesthetics With The Second Album “Being Human” By Killing Kind

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Gabriel Rivera

There exist moments in history when geographic identity and global turbulence merge into a single…
On Searching/Finding, Sloe Paul Proves Vulnerability Is the Highest Form of Courage

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Michael Filip Reed

Nineteenth-century Romantics transformed autumn into an aesthetic object worthy of philosophical contemplation. Kerouac sought eternal…
Why Andreas Wolff Waited Six Years to Release His Most Vulnerable Work

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Anita Floa

The journey as a metaphor for transformation has long been embedded in cultural discourse, yet…
Percheye Turns the Therapist’s Couch Into an Altar on SOFA

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Gabriel Rivera

There’s something almost comical about how we romanticize bedroom pop. We call it “intimate,” “honest,”…
Tavia Rhodes Waited Years to Make Her Debut! ‘HER SAY’ Sounds Like She’s Been Holding This In Forever

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Anita Floa

A Seattle singer releases her debut album that transforms personal pain into a universal anthem…
Paul Nourigat: Curious Directions Album Review: Late-Blooming Wisdom Takes Center Stage

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Gabriel Rivera

Life always offers choices. Therefore, a person can always decide for themselves: to forgive or…
Kitty Coen’s ‘Conversations with the Moon’ Reclaims the Night as Creative Sanctuary

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Natali Abernathy

Night arrives as a portal. Within its boundaries, inspiration crystallizes into worlds when reality becomes…
The Art of Restraint: Rob Hao’s Palimpsest Recontextualizes Tradition Without Disruption

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Natali Abernathy

An Australian pianist creates a temporal collage where Schubert meets contemporary minimalists, and the Romantic…
Terra Renae Goes Unplugged and Takes It Back to Basics on All I Have (Acoustic Sessions)

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Anita Floa

Fate moves along unpredictable trajectories, especially when it comes to calling. Terra Renae knows this…
HIRIE’s Phases Proves She’s Contemporary Reggae’s Most Essential Voice

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Anita Floa

Motherhood reshapes everything it touches—the body, the psyche, the perception of time itself. On Phases,…
Maria Lane’s Kiss Me, I’m Haunted: Dark Pop That Breathes in Shadows and Desire

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Natali Abernathy

Maria Lane returns with her sophomore album Kiss Me, I’m Haunted—ten tracks that paint an…
On ‘Feeling Good,’ Sunny Luwe Discovers Freedom in Perpetual Reinvention

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Anita Floa

Can a song or simple melody without lyrics change people’s minds? Unlikely. Yet when a…
The Wait Is Over! Color Theory Releases ‘This Bright Circumstance’: 12 Tracks Against Anxiety, Recorded from a Couch

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Gabriel Rivera

The bedroom producer transforms personal trauma into a groovebox-powered meditation manual, offering solace through retro-futuristic…
Human Creativity Collides With The Digital Frontier On Fondly Kip’s New Album ‘The Velvet Way Home’

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Michael Filip Reed

Humanity evolves, and musicians’ creativity finds new paths of self-expression. In this sense, the phenomenon…
On Prospect Gallery, Morning Wars Trade Ambition for Precision: Album Review

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Michael Filip Reed

Music remains one of the most malleable art forms, a medium where the collective anxieties…
Zack King’s Songs I Wrote Instead of Texting You: Twelve Tracks of Rebellion and Relentless Forward Motion

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Natali Abernathy

When Zack King abandoned his former life for Los Angeles, he carried with him the…
This Ain’t Real, but It Feels Essential: HalfCutLemon’s Radical New Chapter

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Gabriel Rivera

HalfCutLemon are back. After a period of silence, the Danish experimentalists arrive with the album…
Allow Yourself to Hear the Voice of Art: How Elise Trouw’s Satirical Single “All You Need Is Lust” Unveils the Mysteries of the Upcoming Album

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Anita Floa

How often do you encounter satire and irony in commercial pop music? It’s a fascinating…
DF Tram’s “Bittersweet Afternoon” Is a Pandemic Artifact That Refuses to Acknowledge Its Own Darkness

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Michael Filip Reed

When a musician takes on a new project, only a general direction opens before them—a…
Adam Camm “EP2” Review: The Art of Remembering Without Regret

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Natali Abernathy

Creativity is born in a collective. It absorbs the scents of childhood, the voices of…
Against the Algorithm of Productivity: Chris Lafe King Stages a Beautiful Uprising on His Debut

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Gabriel Rivera

The relentless pursuit of high work efficiency represents one of the defining scourges of modern…
Aura Noctis Dismantle the Barrier Between “Serious Music” and “Music That Actually Matters” on Their Most Uncompromising Statement Yet

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Natali Abernathy

A decade of a musical career rarely ends with an uplifting documentary testimony. Even more…
The Cinematic Sound of Sex, Freedom, and Real Madrid in EME’s Debut Album ‘gangster‑ish’

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Gabriel Rivera

Music often becomes the truest medium for revealing what’s hidden deep inside the soul and…
Love Ghost Explores The Architecture Of Pain In The New Album ‘Gas Mask Wedding’

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Natali Abernathy

Love has fueled creative work for centuries. But lately, something’s shifted. Artists across every medium…
Dan Rose’s Voice Carries Grit, Heart, and Urgency Across “To The Bitter End”

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Michael Filip Reed

Dan Rose’s origin story sounds almost perversely backwards: he wrote lyrics before he learned to…
New LP ‘Apostles of the Flesh’ by -ii- Is a Cinematic Seduction of Darkness, Desire, and Spiritual Depth

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Anita Floa

Music is immense in its manifestations and in the way it influences imagination, atmosphere, and…
Tara Craig & Goodbye, Beautiful: Two Songs, Two Organizations, One Fight

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Anita Floa

Opposing emotional states have always been fertile ground for artists—joy and sorrow, love and hate—the…
‘METRO9’ by Case Trick Is a Soundtrack That Thinks Like a Novel, Breathes Like a Film

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Gabriel Rivera

Film soundtracks have always been a crucial part of the art form: they shape atmosphere,…
Vinyl, Mutation, and Memory: Inside Chris Portka’s Expansive New Record

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Michael Filip Reed

This vinyl showed up in my mailbox straight from Chris Portka himself, and that’s the…
SOZI Explores the Cost of Stardom on Deceptively Bright ‘Dream’ EP

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Anita Floa

SOZI grew up in a household filled with music. She and her sister spent their…
Ten Years Later, Kim Edwards’ “Vignettes” Justifies Every Month of Its Meticulous Creation

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Anita Floa

Time works better for Kim Edwards than it does for most artists. She spent ten…
Pateka’s Triumphant Return: Childhood Mates Prove That the Best Art Emerges From Life’s Darkest Moments

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Natali Abernathy

Grief hits differently when you’re a musician. It becomes this raw, unfiltered energy source that…
Jordan Corey: “The Tunnel + the Light” Is Functional Art for Impossible Times

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Anita Floa

“The Tunnel + the Light” was created during the most difficult period of Jordan Corey’s…
Stefan Lovin’s Traditional Romanian Songs (Live): A Haunting Bridge Between Ages and Aches

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Natali Abernathy

Classical works are an inexhaustible source of creativity in any direction. When used properly, even…
Side Project Skip Proves Retirement Can Be Revolutionary on the Uneven but Passionate ‘The Friday Night Detour’

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Michael Filip Reed

You’ve put in the work, paid your dues, and now it’s time to chase those…
What Does Magic Sound Like? Shugorei’s Memories of Magic—魔法の記憶—Mahō no Kioku Weaves East and West with Invisible Mystical Threads

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Anita Floa

Music can be born out of completely unexpected fusions of cultures and the energy of…
Noise, Drone, and Dictators: On TWIN, Sybax Stretch the Edges of Sound Until Genre Breaks

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Gabriel Rivera

When describing certain music bands, we are always inclined to attach a kind of label:…
River Westin: Saturnine Review – When Visual Artists Turn to Music, Magic Sometimes Happens

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Anita Floa

I’ve become convinced time and again that there is creativity that stands above time and…
Dewey Kincade & The Navigators Channels Parental Exhaustion Into Career-Best “The Dark Ages”

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Natali Abernathy

Career or happy family life? Any answer is a kind of loss. And, unfortunately, such…
‘Tidal Wave’ Finds Jaden Sade Swimming Upstream Against His Own Melancholia

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Anita Floa

Sometimes it happens that art is created not for outsiders’ eyes, but primarily for oneself.…
Frank Hannon’s Reflections: Music Born in an Attic, Forged by Life’s Storms

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Gabriel Rivera

As sad as it may sound, it’s often life’s losses and hardships that allow a…
Why Samer Fanek’s New Album Is The Antidepressant Of The New Generation

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Natali Abernathy

What can simultaneously convey or create emotions and make one contemplate what’s happening in the…
When Vinyl Restores Music’s Soul: Bad Self Portraits and Their Confessional ‘I Think I’m Going to Hell’

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Gabriel Rivera

I’m sitting here with this record in my hands, tilting it towards the light, staring…
Mia Delamar’s Debut Is What Happens When Someone Finally Tells the Truth

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Anita Floa

Where can you more fully and accurately convey your feelings, thoughts, and hopes from love?…
Persistence, Obsession, and a Star-Studded Orchestra: Kent Parker’s Instrumental World of The Way

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Michael Filip Reed

You can conquer new heights in the realm of creativity at any age! Talent and…
Aaron Amir Takes Risks on ‘AMIR’ and Delivers His Most Personal Work Yet

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Anita Floa

Standing out on stage through one’s talent, and even more so in pop music, is…
Broken Friendships and Quiet Melodies Collide in Ray Curenton’s ‘Ripples of the Past’

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Anita Floa

Artists create for all sorts of reasons: some see it as their only form of…
Songs That Breathe: How Jim Patton & Sherry Brokus’ “Two True Loves” Mirrors Human Experience

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Natali Abernathy

Transforming ordinary stories that happen to every person in daily life into profound tales full…
When Spanish Guitar Meets German Precision: Guitarra de Aventura’s El Silencio Interior Review

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Natali Abernathy

What gives us the quickest reason to live, to move forward, and to achieve something…
Garreson’s ‘Monte’ Honors Grandpa’s Legacy with Unfiltered Emotion and Twang

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Michael Filip Reed

What does a person experience after the death of someone who once guided them into…
How One Daredevil Broke Every Musical Rule to Create a Genuine Treasure – Shu Lee “Fusion of Colours” Review

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Natali Abernathy

Where do the strictest rules and norms exist? As ironic as it may sound, it…
Mukura’s “Onward and Backward”: The Black Pearl That Bridges Ancient India and Modern Electropop

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Michael Filip Reed

The most challenging aspect of creativity is utilising folk motifs! It’s so easy to make…
The Sympathy Of All Things’ “Amargi”: This Is What Happens When Grief Gets a Guitar

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Gabriel Rivera

The Sympathy Of All Things is a well-known musical project from Lancaster, a city in…
Marina Elezovic – ‘Mixtapes’ Review: Intimacy and Expansiveness In Perfect Balance

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Natali Abernathy

Marina Elezovic is an artist shaped by two worlds. Canada left her with a sense…
Meet Del Roscoe, This Year’s Most Unexpected Musical Discovery

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Gabriel Rivera

Gothic indie Americana? That’s the question Del Roscoe poses with their self-titled debut, and honestly,…
FEVER by The Imaginaries Makes You Believe in American music again

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Anita Floa

The Oklahoma-based duo The Imaginaries (Maggie McClure and Shane Henry) have released their new studio…
Robert Jon & The Wreck Drop Explosive New Album ‘Heartbreaks & Last Goodbyes’ The Southern Rock Masterclass of 2025

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Gabriel Rivera

The ninth album by Robert Jon & The Wreck, ‘Heartbreaks & Last Goodbyes,‘ is a…
Freidrich$ and the Secret Garden of ‘Wish’ — What’s Waiting Inside?

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Gabriel Rivera

Finding the album ‘Wish’ by Freidrich$ is like stumbling upon a secret garden right in…
New Artist Spotlight: Benjamin Steer and the Magic of ‘Figuring It Out’

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Anita Floa

I love those moments when music finds you exactly when you need it most. That’s…
Apres Pompeii Unleashes New Album ‘PAINT’ and It’s Dangerously Addictive

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Anita Floa

These days, the music world — industry, business, call it whatever you like — streaming…
Mexican Rock Quartet Captain Mantis Channel Monterrey Heat Into ‘Vice Market’

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Michael Filip Reed

Do you ever have those moments when you press “play” and the universe around you…
Who Is Maddison Kate? Her Story and the Complete Guide to Her Debut EP ‘What I’d Say To You’

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Natali Abernathy

Each of us has a whole archive of unspoken words. Entire dialogues, monologues, and passionate…
Why Meena’s Debut Album ‘Different Now’ Is a Portal Into a New Manchester

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Michael Filip Reed

Today I’m clearing my schedule. Notifications off, the strongest tea brewing, because I already know…

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