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.
Marking Forgotten Garden’s latest singles, ‘Rain’ embraces moodiness with quiet restraint, landing in an emotional space that’s suspended between extremes.
Good things take time. ‘Snakes In Paradise’ confirms it, unveiling five tracks that suddenly develop an evocative, relatable thematic arc. Discover Sara Sue Vallee.
Gintsugi is back after a long hiatus. ‘Battlefield’ signals the start of a new era, one drenched in gritty indie-pop allure and overall nostalgia.
seeTrees have returned with ‘Easy Times’, a track that places heightened attention on its evocative songwriting as well as its luscious and nostalgic production.
‘Passing Craze’ exists in its own lyrical continuum, a space that’s populated with Tom Emlyn’s over-arching artistry and Evan Colett’s sensible production.
‘A Dream of Hell’ is Far From Your Sun’s latest effort, a strikingly thematic EP that raises the curtain on the project’s brooding and theatrical flair.
The listening experience behind ‘Let’s Agree To Love’ is quite nostalgic, reminding us of the fusion golden era across the ‘90s and the ‘80s. Discover Yulia.
‘Ingrian Tape’ draws from the Finno-Ugric tradition while expanding the sonic palette to leftfield electronica and ambient-coded elements. Meet Van Sur Les.
‘Arithmetic’ acts as a powerful cathartic release following a moment of deep fear and fragility. Meet Daydrunk, nuanced indie folk drenched in introspection and evocative allure.
Featuring a fuller, more eclectic sound, British outfit Wild Horse are now approaching 2026 with a lovable indie-pop cut, ‘Moments’.
After having taken a deep look at Msb Mario’s eclectic and unique catalogue, we can declare the project as one of the most striking artistic projects we have come across, at least recently. You see, the Barcelona-based creative defines himself as a spoken-word artist, something that involves a great deal of cross-genre influences and intense, […]
Marking Drew Davies’ long-awaited comeback, ‘La Revanche’ feels nostalgic and striking, also fitting the dystopian, dark nature of our modern times.
