Category: Album
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The Allure of Almanac: Volume 1 – How Spencer Sanders Blends Rawness with Comfort
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What does “almanac” mean? It sounds old-fashioned, almost archaic, like a dusty book on the…
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Winter Solstice by Michael Evan Moore Is Enchanting and Masterfully Brings Winter’s Essence Into Sound
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The EP Winter Solstice by Michael Evan Moore is a sonic portrait of the season.…
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Catriona Bourne Brings Her Triquetra Tour to an Intimate Close This Thursday at the Crypt in Smith Square—A Night of Jazz You Can’t Miss!
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I don’t know if Catriona Bourne would call herself a genius, but I will. Not…
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Hang Fire by Goodbye, Beautiful and Meg Baier: What Happens When You Mix Grief, Distance, and Two Artists Unafraid To Let It All Unravel
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When I first heard the name Marco Arroyo, known as Goodbye, Beautiful, his pseudonym led…
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Falling, Unexpectedly, Under the Spell of Four Orphans: My Genuine Musings on Brian Halloran’s Masterful EP
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Brian Halloran is releasing his new EP Four Orphans on December 20th, and, frankly, it’s…
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If Jules Wade’s smokescreen Doesn’t End Up On Your Playlist, You’re Seriously Missing Out On One Of The Best Indie EPs This Year
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Jules Wade’s EP smokescreen is one of those rare releases that sneaks up on you.…
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Roam Like Ghosts Didn’t Overthink Their New Album CHURCH, and That’s What Makes It Brilliant
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When I turned on CHURCH by Roam Like Ghosts (I’m going to be completely honest…
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They’ve Been Compared to Mystery Skulls, But After Songs From Hospital Rooms, Classtronaut Is In a Galaxy Of Their Own
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Classtronaut needs no introduction for those who have ever drowned in their cosmic melodies and…
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After Eight Years, Jojo Gold Returns With Radiate—An Album That’s All About the Fight to Be Heard
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Where have you been, Jojo Gold? Eight years of silence, and now Radiate—an album that…
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Dripping Trees Knew You Loved Their Chaos — So They Slowed Down To Break You
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Dripping Trees have always had a knack for sweeping the ground out from under you—their…
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2ŁØT’s Entropy Is Like Letting Every Genre Fight It Out — And Somehow They All Win
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If you’re the kind of person who can’t sit still through a single genre, Entropy…
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Cecily Beer, Thomas Hewitt Jones & The Chamber Orchestra of London Have Turned Familiar Carols Into Something Timelessly Breathtaking
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When December approaches, and the air fills with the scent of cinnamon, music becomes an…
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I’ve Never Heard Anything Like This: Dustin Gledhill’s Wigmore Hall Recital Turns Three Eras Into Timeless Art
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I’ll admit, attempting to describe Dustin Gledhill’s new work is no easy task. It feels…
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Concerty Proves You Don’t Need Endless Scrolling To Find The Perfect Concert Close To Home
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As someone who spends most of their time writing articles, immersed in music, and constantly…
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I Spent a Week Listening to Golden by Geneviève Racette, and I Keep Wanting To Come Back To It Over and Over Again
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Geneviève Racette’s Golden leaves me in a thoughtful daze, as if I’d just heard a…
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You Don’t Need to Be a Sci-Fi Buff to Get Sucked Into Floating Worlds’ Cosmic Rock Journey With Skywatcher
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Floating Worlds is a band with a long history, marked by constant changes yet always…
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Britt Connors’ Exhale Is a Subtle Revelation—A Collection of Songs That Whisper the Power of Simply Being
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When you listen to Britt Connors’ Exhale, it feels like a release after holding your…
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This Album Feels Inevitable — While Nero Played by Secular Era & Drexl Bowie Pulls No Punches
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Secular Era and Drexl Bowie have crafted something truly weighty and somber with While Nero…
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What Makes Tara Craig’s New Album So Personal and Unbound by Trends
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When an artist chooses a self-titled name for an album, it’s always a subtle hint…
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An Honest, Unfiltered Experience: Shopping Cart by Carter Brady Revives the Magic of Music Felt, Not Consumed
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Shopping Cart is an album with a double bottom, where Carter Brady transports us to…
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whitewolfsonicprincess Made This Album for Themselves, and Somehow That’s What Makes It Work
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There’s a certain alchemy that happens when music transcends mere sound and becomes an experience—an…
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Eva Gertz’s 5,000-Mile Meditation: How a Solo Journey Brought Silence and Self-Knowledge
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In 2021, Eva Gertz made a decision that many might consider risky to set off…
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If You Haven’t Listened to flora cash’s Latest Album Yet, Prepare to Have Your Heart Gently Shattered and Reassembled
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When I listen to flora cash, I don’t think of them as a duo. I…
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Tin Foil Top Hat Brings Hope and Healing to Life with Their New EP The Caged Goliath
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When we talk about trauma, it’s always a personal matter. But when the healing process…
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Honeybadger Didn’t Write Any Love Ballads for Their Debut EP Because They’d Rather Shout About Life as It Is—Loud and Unfiltered
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When Honeybadger first crashed into my playlist, I felt something click. You know that feeling?…
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Samantha Rae’s The High Road Serves Up 12 Country Tracks You Can’t Skip—Including a Ballad That’ll Bring Tears to Your Eyes
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A quiet morning on the farm: mist drapes over the fields, the sun hasn’t risen…
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This November, Simon Talbot And Peter Toussaint Deliver A Dark And Brooding Album That Commands Your Attention
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Every now and then, an album drops into your life like an unexpected guest who…
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Goodbye, AI Music! Lí-Lí Octave Brings Back Realness with a Complete Live Album That Needs No Extras
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When I first played Lí-Lí Octave’s album “Play on Venus,“ I felt like I was…
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It’s One Of The Freshest EPs In Indie Rock – Passenger Side by Sara Rae Is Redefining How We Feel About Love Songs
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Sara Rae has taken the key to the secret room of her emotions and wasn’t…
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The Rope Aren’t Afraid To Show That Darkness Can Be Beautiful, and Nightbird Is Their Proof
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If there’s one thing you can count on with The Rope, it’s that they won’t…
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I Just Listened To Maria Lane’s Black and Blue, and I’m Still Trying To Pull Myself Together
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Maria Lane isn’t trying to please anyone with Black and Blue. This isn’t a collection…
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‘Heading East’ Was A Step Into The Unknown For SUKH But The Result Is Something Effortlessly Calming
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“Heading East” by SUKH is like an unexpected turn on a familiar route, where something…
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Honestly The Ram Nails That Laid-Back Vibe in “Space Cowboy” It’s Exactly What I Needed
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When you listen to “Space Cowboy,” a scene unfolds before you: night, ocean, surfing under…
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I Thought I had a Good Idea Of What To Expect From ‘A Speck of Light,’ But Rasmus Fynbo Completely Took Me By Surprise
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Rasmus Fynbo’s ‘A Speck of Light’ lands like a breath of fresh air in a…
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You Won’t Believe It, But Madison Taylor Has Created Something Remarkable With ‘Lady of Arbor Hill’
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Drawing inspiration from Tennyson’s poetic masterpiece, Madison Taylor uses ‘Lady of Arbor Hill’ as a…
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MegamasS’s “Divide and Liberate!” Is Heavy Metal with a Message—Louder Than Ever
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MegamasS has been part of Ukraine’s metal heartbeat since 2004, and if you’re into heavy…
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Of All Things Exceeds All Expectations with Their New Album, One of the Most Powerful Debuts of the Year
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So, here we are with Of All Things and their debut album “Falling In Line…
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Breakups, Solo Parties, and Purple Monsters — This is Annie O’Malley’s World, and We’re Diving Right In
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Annie O’Malley’s new album is one of those rare musical experiences that hits you like…
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‘Forget About Me’ by Ollie Gullick: Six Songs That Break The Stereotypes
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“Are you there? I can’t hear you through the phone,Your voice is small and I…
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Activision CEO Turned Musician? Eric Hirshberg’s Latest Album Will Surprise You
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Eric Hirshberg, a musician, songwriter, and a man who has already made waves as the…
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Tiptoeing Through the Shadows with Maya Shaw in ‘Unfocused Freedom’
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Maya Shaw’s latest album, Unfocused Freedom, is like stepping into someone else’s daydream—a swirling mix…
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Thunder, Lightning, and Farewell: AWOLNATION’s Boldest Record Yet
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AWOLNATION is back with his sixth studio album, The Phantom Five, and if you thought…
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‘Sanguine’ by Bee Eigen: The Soundtrack for the Quiet Storms
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The debut EP by Bee Eigen, Sanguine, is the kind of release that sneaks up…
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“Waitin’ to be Seen – Part 1” by Chris Bullinger: A Life’s Autobiography Told Through Music
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Imagine a musician, much like a silent hero from an old western, walking down a…
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The Future of Blues Has Arrived: Sonny Gullage’s Debut Album Packs a Legendary Punch
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Kevin “Sonny” Gullage is a name that may not yet be a household word in…
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Under the Sign of Garagee III: An Album that Plays with the Subconscious
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As soon as you turn on the new album by Garagee titled “Garagee III,” you…
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Love and Loss in a New Light: Unpacking ‘Misemotional’ by Sixten
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The Swedish duo sixten, comprised of siblings Tova and Sigge Strandell, has something intriguing for…
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Take a Wild Ride Through RiFFiNDoTs’ Mind with Her Latest Drop, ‘Magick’
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Imagine: you’re in an old vinyl record store, and suddenly you spot a record with…
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HAPPIE’s ‘Real Love’ Shows That True Emotion Doesn’t Need To Be Complicated
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The new release from HAPPIE is like reconnecting with an old friend you haven’t seen…
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Jessica Woodlee Shows What It Means to Be Honest with Yourself on “JESS”
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Jessica Woodlee has been active on the music scene for nearly eight years, and each…
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Why ‘Cryptograms’ by Mayday 13 Is What Every Self-Respecting Rock Fan Needs to Hear
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Brian Hadley, with his album “Cryptograms” in the midst of a creative resurgence, clearly decided…
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“Here The Past Is All I See” by Trivial Shields: Striking the Right Notes Between Darkness and Light
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Christian Carpenter, better known as Trivial Shields, has recently released his new EP titled “Here…
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Scharliina’s Debut Album: The Secret Frequencies That Could Change Your Life
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Scharliina’s debut album, “Darkness to a Fairytale,” feels like an invitation into her world, where…
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Feel That? It’s Corner Sun’s EP Slapping the Boredom Right Out of Rock
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In our times, finding something that sounds like a real modern rock classic is almost…
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Saphira 79 Teams Up with Aspect Zero for a Breathtaking New EP, ‘Hear In Heart’!
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I’ve been keeping an eye on Saphira 79 for a while, and her music, no…
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CYBUR WORLD by Animals Over People: The Album That Drags All Your Inner Demons into the Light
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The album ‘CYBUR WORLD’ by Animals Over People is like a long look in the…
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Summer Never Ends: Watermelon Boy’s New Album ‘The Wow Signal’ Promises Dancing Till Dawn
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Watermelon Boy is an Australian producer with a unique style in electronic music, blending danceable…
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How ALETHIA Manages to Tell Life’s Tale in 10 Songs – You Need to Hear This!
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Colombian artist ALETHIA, who now lives in Naarm (Australia), has earned a loyal army of…
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Why The New EP from Aaron Bear and DKNTL Is What We All Need Right Now!
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You know, there comes a moment sometimes when you hear music—real music, infused with love…
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Every Track on Avinoam Ettun’s New Album Has a Story to Tell: Discover ‘Searching for Colors’
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Avinoam Ettun is an Israeli composer and guitarist living in New York. He has a…
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The Soundtrack to Your Next Summer Fling: Why “Irrational” by Shane Rennison is the Perfect Pop Match
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Shane Rennison’ new album “Irrational” turned out to be a quite light pop release, without…
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Finding Beauty in the Ordinary: Brock Davis’ “Everyday Miracle” Celebrates Life’s Little Wonders
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Brock Davis— a name that washes over music lovers’ ears like a salty wave through…
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Leila Addams Exposed: Her Self-Titled EP is So Raw It Feels Like a Confession
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In these days when true rock has become a rarity, Leila Addams’ EP bursts forth…
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Breakup & Breakthrough: Will Ash’s “october” Finds Light in the Darkness
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Will Ash, a musician based in Los Angeles from Coralville, Iowa, has extensive experience in…
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The Duality of Peace and Pain in Bright Arcana’s New Album ‘To The Terrible Blood’
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John Everett Hardin is a unique musician who has been releasing music for 20 years,…
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Matt Sahadi’s New EP ‘Dreams That Kept Your Faith at Night’: Brutal Honesty About Love
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Matt Sahadi is a storyteller. Through his song lyrics, he creates stories that linger in…
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“The Morning After”: Cameron Francis’ Haunting Vocals Will Mend Your Broken Heart!
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In this digital era, when a laptop and a decent mic blur the line between…
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Headphones On, World Off: “8 Years New Tears” Sam Setton Will Make You Rethink Everything
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Emotional pain and loneliness are like a black hole in your calendar, and nostalgia sometimes…
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Unleashing the Beast Within! Junk Season’s Debut LP is a Haunting Look at the Human Condition
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Harrison Kendell first made waves in the alternative art scene as Fordë, drawing in a…
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The Honey Badgers and ‘The Earth Turns and So Do We’: New Album Offers Hope in a Chaotic World
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Music is our voice that paves the way through the centuries. It’s like a painting…
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Hidden Gem: “Exchanges” by Kevin Sherwin is a Treasure Trove for Guitar Music Lovers
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In his new album “Exchanges”, Kevin Sherwin, a distinguished conductor, guitarist, and composer, boldly explores…
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17 Ways to Overcome Fears Through Music: Exploring Josefine Neumann’s New Album
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If we’re being honest, each of us has fears that we carry around like old…
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Teeth Clattering, Dreams Shimmering: MERIT’s Debut EP is Unlike Anything You’ve Heard!
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MERIT’s debut EP, titled “How Much Nothing Can You Be,” emerges as a true work…
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Abbey Lane’s New EP ‘Afterthoughts’: A Whisper Heard Around the World!
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The new EP from Abbey Lane, “Afterthoughts,” serves as a musical reflection of unspoken thoughts,…
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One-Man Mastermind: New EP “Imagine” Marks Breakout for Mont Duamel
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Sometimes it just happens that way: when a musician dives headfirst into their craft, true…
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The Dark Side of Love: Is ‘Blood Moon’ by Meagan Aversa the Most Soul-Stirring Album of the Year?
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Meagan Aversa, a true artist, affirms a simple truth with her latest album “Blood Moon”:…
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Does Music Speak Louder Than Words? Gillian Krystal’s New EP Says YES!
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Music has always been a powerful means of self-expression, but it also serves as a…
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The Fight is On! Baby Said Signs Management Deal and Drops Killer EP
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Success in the music industry often seems like an unattainable dream, yet the story of…
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The RAM’s Voice: So Deep It’ll Give You Butterflies! New Single “Everything” Hypnotizes with Soulful Sounds!
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Mark “The Ram” O’Donnell, the multifaceted independent artist based in Carlsbad, California, has released a…
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TULLE Sheds Gothic Skin for Raw, Onion-Fueled Catharsis in Debut EP!
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Whether you want to admit it or not, TULLE is the benchmark for what an…
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H A L O’s New Album: Exclusive Look Inside “Darkness & Light” Before Anyone Else
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Human history is a chronicle of the eternal struggle between good and evil, light and…
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Can We Hear the Muses Sing? “Teleion” by Lopez & Arevalos Reconstructs the Sounds of a Lost Civilization
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Ancient Greece, often regarded as the cradle of Western civilization, left behind a significant cultural…
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Baseball Bat Breakup! Britta Raci Swings for the Fences with Debut EP ‘striking out’
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Girls, who here is going through breakups? We know how it goes: tears, drama, tons…
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Past, Present, Future: Tommy Bravos Blends Time in “Everything Is Growing, Am I?”
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Tommy Bravos, a distinguished Greek-American artist and composer hailing from Chicago, is renowned for his…
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Vinnyp Gets Loud! “Gettin’ There” is a Shockingly Good Album
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When an artist decides to experiment with genres and styles, it can lead to the…
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Looking for Yourself Under the “Silver Moon”: Scott Jackson’s Latest Album Explores Life’s Big Questions
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In an era where studio polish often overshadows personal touch in music production, Scott Jackson’s…
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Did Someone Order a METAL APOCALYPSE? Riven By Ravens Debut Delivers!
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Riven by Ravens, hailing from the sunny expanses of California, have made a colossal splash…
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Every Song a Confession: Find Out How Camille Schmidt’s ‘Good Person’ Turns Heartbreak into Art
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I’m perpetually astonished by those artists whose debut records don’t just sing but breathe life…
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’33’ Album Review: Waylen Roche Blends Alt R&B with Synth Pop in ‘Swamp Psych Soul’
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Waylen Roche’s debut, “33,” reflects on his last five years split between New York City…
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‘The Kids Are Alright’ – The Day’s Heartfelt Response to a Troubled World
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Five years later, The Day returned with a new album, “The Kids Are Alright.” After…
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Craig Saunders Returns to His Musical Roots with The Brand New EP, “Real Love”
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Craig Saunders began his music career as Kid Decker with the release of his first…
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Exclusive: Punk Meets Jazz in Goldbloom’s Most Explosive Album Yet
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Goldbloom is a punk jazz band from Brooklyn, known for their unique sound and stylistic…
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Hidden Messages in ‘Forget About Us’ by LAVELIN: What Does She Really Want to Say?
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The Australian scene, with its multicultural and experimental nature, has become a cradle for many…
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A Fusion of Geniuses: The Debut Album of the Carrie Armitage Quartet is a Contemplative Gem
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Debut albums are always particularly memorable when crafted by a whole team of talented musicians.…
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What Does the ‘River Water’ Hide? Tears, Smiles, and Revelations in Kimmy MacQ’s New Album
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At moments when poetry, melancholy, and experience merge into one collection of tracks, a great…
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John Michael Hersey’s New Album “Footprints”: Philosophical Reflections on Life Through Country & Blues
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Talent knows no bounds, and John Michael Hersey is a proof of that. Widely recognized…
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‘Pearlescent Dark’: Mörmaid Crafts a Sonic Dream World Where No One Wakes Up the Same!
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Mörmaid has already given us plenty to admire: her mystique, her unique persona, and most…
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Caught in the Web of Love: Olivia Penalva Bursts Onto the Pop Scene with ‘Spiderwebs,’ an Album Full of Joy & Sorrow
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In the music world, like in the arts as a whole, themes of sorrow and…
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The New National Security Band Album ‘Critical Sound Theory’ on the Clash Between Digital Reality and Humanity!
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Research is indeed a challenging task. This exploration involves accepting that the modern world is…
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Revolutionizing Jazz: How Morgan Guerin’s Latest Album Melds Genres and Generations
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Morgan Guerin is undoubtedly becoming a prominent figure in the contemporary jazz scene in New…

