Hi, thank you for visiting the blog and checking this article, as you can see on the website the album of the week this time is for our dear friend's “Occurrence” with their double album “Slow Violence”. If you still haven't listened to it, you need to do it ASPA, and also in the … | Continue reading
"This Was Gonna Last" is Butterfly Garden's debut full-length album, one which took 50 hours to make. In their own words, "The process was extremely rewarding, including the more tedious aspects of recording". | Continue reading
"'Intimidating' women are just women with a voice, women who say no, who set boundaries, who don’t put up with being treated like an object. 'Shrink' encapsulates everything I’ve felt obligated to be in order to be more agreeable to men and, at the same time, it's a big 'fuck tha … | Continue reading
The songs ("The Worms") are labelled as the “9 o’clock Nasty” version and the “I Am The Unicorn Head” version, because they were produced by each band in turn. But the composition and the playing on both tracks was completely joined up and shared. | Continue reading
"Stay!" hits with a deeply therapeutic core embedded in beautiful and rather unique folk instrumentation and slightly hoarse vocals that seem to take shape of the feelings that Fish and Scale sing about. | Continue reading
Wilhelm presents different harmonies and melodies in "The Creek", which may seem to have endless possibilities as to where they may go next. As such, he creates a sense of mystery and surprise. | Continue reading
Slow Violence by Occurrence is a massive collection of twenty-two songs, showcasing all of the trio’s abilities at once. Over the course of the record, we see the band creating powerful music, with dreamy atmospheres and vocal melodies alongside crashing percussion and a somewhat … | Continue reading
Alongside the track, Nina Ross made a music video that illustrates this boundary of truth and hidden emotion through complex, metaphorical images that we feel familiar with, yet cannot completely identify. | Continue reading
There is no room for hesitation and sulking moods in "Nine Time Nine" by The Crystal Teardrop - it comes loaded with positive determination and a strong backbone, ready to take on the issues that have been poking holes into this relationship. | Continue reading
"Doubt" by Barnum's Freak starts with the soothing sound of rain, setting the mood for what's to come. The clean guitar rhythm with a riff on top and synth sax licks create a tasty beginning that instantly grabs your attention. The piano lines, rounded bass lines, and well-enunci … | Continue reading
Slow Violence by Occurrence is a massive collection of twenty-two songs, showcasing all of the trio’s abilities at once. Over the course of the record, we see the band creating powerful music, with dreamy atmospheres and vocal melodies alongside crashing percussion and a somewhat … | Continue reading
"Close your eyes and picture yourself standing at the cold shore of a sound in the Pacific Northwest — something is stirring, and you are not quite sure what." Stutterboy "False Dam" | Continue reading
The amount of care put on into every little detail in "Zeitgeist" can be literally heard, every kick and every snare, every reverb and delay effect. Flatfoot Sam has created a landscape so unusual that you might struggle to connect it to anything you've heard before. | Continue reading
Alongside the track, Nina Ross made a music video that illustrates this boundary of truth and hidden emotion through complex, metaphorical images that we feel familiar with, yet cannot completely identify. | Continue reading
"Dive" by Under Delusion arrives with a growling undertone that sounds like a forthcoming earthquake, setting a fittingly dark atmosphere for the sultry low voice of the lead vocalist. | Continue reading
"Lucky" also marks the third and final collaboration between Mina and English neo-soul pianist Nathan Britton, after the gorgeous original ballads "Don't Hold On" and "The One That Got Away". | Continue reading
Welcome, my dear music lovers, thank you for being here, I hope you’re doing well, the album of the week this time around belongs to a debutant punk band called "Cheree" with their EP “Factory” a chaotic noise work, such a blast if you enjoy the genre and in that case, you should … | Continue reading
Cheree's lyricism is stark and conveys concepts of dystopia, frustration, and an ethos counter to late-stage capitalism. I love how the overdriven guitars ring out in dissonance and feedback during parts of the arrangements. | Continue reading
"I wanted this song to be completely different from the other two singles I've released. If you have that someone who you can be silly with, then hopefully you can relate to this song". J0VANNA | Continue reading
"It felt so inspiring that the rest of the song followed in less than an hour, once he found the perfect vocals to go with the bass. "Don't Lie To Me" was born as a blast of inspiration and that feeling has translated into a great song to get down to and forget all the problems f … | Continue reading
"I'm always really excited to work with "Eastern" style melodies, so mapping the synth overlays onto the pre-chorus vocal melody has driven some interesting results that add a slightly more euphoric feel to the choruses." Aphire | Continue reading
"Medicine", referred to as the self-care record by the artist, is home to 6 tracks with each touching its chapter experienced as Lily Welch grew older and learned to know herself. | Continue reading
"Valley" comes with a mean 808 bass and a tight kick. The somber melodies help to create an ambient of introspection. Proklaim begins spitting bar with the utmost eloquence, tethering rhymes like the true professional that he is. | Continue reading
The title of the song is fitting, as it perfectly captures the bond between a person and their furry companion. The single artwork featuring Ulysses and his dog Argos adds to the emotional depth of the song. Alec Berlin's ability to convey such strong feelings without lyrics is a … | Continue reading
BContheTrack works with several artists and invites them to "do their thang" on a sample beat, free for download on his website. "UP" features the rapper Beaux of South Padre Island, TX, an artist BC has worked with often. | Continue reading
A cool thing about "strings" is that it features Luke Frees' brother, Garrett Frees, on tenor saxophone. Both of them play amazing solos (guitar and sax) at the epic climax of the track, simultaneously, which is by the way, the first time Luke has ever taken a guitar solo himself … | Continue reading
Treading the topic of passion with eloquent lyrics and Frank Joshua's trademark soft haunting vocals, the fierce determination of pursuing the desire refuses to be put down even with the strong disapproval of virtually everyone else. | Continue reading
"Close your eyes and picture yourself standing at the cold shore of a sound in the Pacific Northwest — something is stirring, and you are not quite sure what." Stutterboy "False Dam" | Continue reading
"It's called "El Mexicano" because the energy it irradiates reminds me of the Mexican spirit, and of course, the trumpets add a lot to the Latin vibe. Joy, celebration, love, and an unbreakable spirit are what defines us the most." Madzen | Continue reading
MADAME NEPTUNE's "The Banshee" perfectly captures the band's occult rock and western-inspired sound, making it a standout track in their growing discography. | Continue reading
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Both Dora Lachaise and Jonni Slater are currently based in Glasgow, Scotland, and have had their separate careers up until this point with amazing solo singles and EP of their own. But "Sign On the Door" is magic. | Continue reading
The songs ("The Worms") are labelled as the “9 o’clock Nasty” version and the “I Am The Unicorn Head” version, because they were produced by each band in turn. But the composition and the playing on both tracks was completely joined up and shared. | Continue reading
"Twist in the Wind" by Carpe Diem likens the sudden and destructive nature of a panic attack with a tornado, a nearly unpredictable natural phenomenon. The single itself holds a stable feeling like a storm-proof building in a cyclone. | Continue reading
What really sets "Crash and Burn" by Fellow Robot apart is the way it combines a dream-like soundscape with raw, emotional lyrics that cut to the heart of the human experience. | Continue reading
"This song is about every breakup, ever. I mined all the details of my relationships as if they were film stills or a slide projector show, really trying to make it visually resonant", singer Cat Hollyer herself says of "The Remote Past Tense" by Occurrence | Continue reading
"Brighter" by Snakedoctors is a statement about how brighter days are going to arrive finally after such dark times. With this in mind, these four friends created a song carried by strong optimism, excelling for its soothing qualities. | Continue reading
"Somebody" by Proklaim reflects the depth and seriousness well, welcoming the challenges without glossing over the struggles that come with it. The beat side of the tune provides more than enough driving energy to pick up just about anyone in need of a nudge. | Continue reading
Green Acres Motel is a powerful and promising debut EP by Gunslingers that takes folk in an unexpected direction. The nostalgic and melancholic feelings that each of the six tracks transmits to the listener are sure to accompany them for a good amount of time. Do not miss it! | Continue reading
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Hey, I hope you're doing great, the album of the week belongs to a debutant Female Rising Star: "Gunslinger" with her EP "Green Acres Motel" a beautiful folk EP that you should listen to immediately, and also take a deep listen to Travis Ehrestrom and Marcus Herne releases. | Continue reading
"Celebrate The Good Times" by The Hybris presents a message of irony, where the privileged dance while the rest of us weep and work our asses off. | Continue reading
. As usual when it comes to this project, "Nobody's" is an astonishing piece of music, blending electronics that range from trip-hop to Kate Bush's experimentalisms. The sense of mystery surrounding the Nobody's Wolf Child persona makes it even more enthralling, and this time aro … | Continue reading
Hounds by MedsE feels refreshing to listen to. The mix between Electronic rhythms and Grime-styled vocals is not something we are very used to. | Continue reading
Break the Matrix by Moon and Aries was released in three parts beginning last September, so now it's time to take a listen to the full project as it was intended. It's a concept album composed of nine tracks, and it features the most diverse mixture of textures and nuances... | Continue reading
"My revolution begins in my world within", Taras sings in the profound anti-war statement of a song full of immediacy. The song was born from the pen of Diedrich Donald Weiss, a songwriter and producer recording under Red Bird Rising alias, as an urgent answer to the invasion tak … | Continue reading
Through a thoughtful arrangement of chords and melodies, Sombertrap takes us to different emotions from moment to moment in "Reflection 2.0". | Continue reading
There's an intrinsic vulnerability and honestness to Taylor Jules's songwriting style and the most remarkable part of it is that it translates into hopefulness that you can hear and feel alongside her in "19". | Continue reading