I have been listening to music since I can remember: every genre, every artist, every edgy and niche subculture.
I am a great listener: I take pride in discovering unheard gems, trying to connect with their authors.
It never gets old, really… somehow, music keeps hypnotising us, surprising us, always, always offering something new. Must be some sort of magic.
‘Lost In The Sea’ showcases RIVER’s unmatched songwriting honesty, alongside the deep-rooted commitment to her artistic journey.
‘Projectors’ marks the latest single to be unveiled from the upcoming album, a vivid, eclectic daydream showcasing The Notwist’s renewed eclecticism.
‘Tiempo’ completes Tree Trunk’s advance towards their forthcoming album, ‘Hot Fruit’, expected this Friday.
‘Slow Heat’ slowly blooms into a hypnotic listening experience, a striking aural journey that constantly oscillates between the blissful and the liminal.
The Submerged mainly exists through their digital avatars, and they really love to blur the line between the physical and virtual dimensions. VRChat is their global stage.
Debuting with a catchy, laidback tune, Irish outfit Fair Green showcase their timeless indie aura and their deep-rooted rock’n’roll allure.
Serving as a debut piece for Sheffield-based indie outfit gaggle., ‘Lost At Sea’ feels raw and vivid, relatable and observant.
'Balance’ is a fierce and bold cut that functions as the new LP’s lead single. In it, we find Harry Kappen at his most honest and engaged.
‘If A Woman Had Made The World’ is a song that resonates with us all today as it did back in 1983. A fitting evidence of Chris Oledude’s overarching artistry and timeless commitment to a better future.
Dark and hypnotic, ‘Do You Feel Alright’ resonates as a quirky aural fever dream.
Some might call ‘REAL’ a timely and observant release. Others might instead regard it as science fiction. However you look at it, there’s no doubt about the record’s contemporary resonance and controversial character.
Seeking a cover that held a deep melodic core while inviting a heavier arrangement, Osiris Lights give a new dimension and energy to Coldplay’s ‘Violet Hill’.