Like a cozy cup of coffee on a wintery sunday morning, the music made by Seafarers stand as a warm salvation from the cold outside and this is even more apparent on "Everything I'd Do (to Get a Hold On You)". | Continue reading
Sam Feinstein describes the track as "tongue-in-cheek" and takes a somewhat dark humorous approach to it, and that expands beyond the lyrics. | Continue reading
Eclectic Dystopia by Disconnectica is a body of work unlike most others, as it proves itself to be unafraid of failure as it ventures on the most exquisite experimental routes. | Continue reading
Garland Kelley lives in Nashville, where he has been performing in local venues for more than 15 years. Kelley finds inspiration from many places, but his main influence is music from 50s and 60s. | Continue reading
Michelle Lockey is an artist of beautiful, soulful messages, and she has made plenty of music for television and films. | Continue reading
Born on a rainy little vacation, where music became the haven of positivity in the wet chaos created by bad weather, "The Bubble Song" by The Marsh Family is a song showing true creativity sprouted from limitations. | Continue reading
After releasing their previous three singles Pretty, Smile (No Fox Gibbon), and I'll Be There, Chandra, the Bristol-based musicians are back with a new song that aims to lift up our spirits in the gloomiest days. | Continue reading
The introspective nature of Wavewulf's electronics is astonishing, as he manages to find the perfect balance between ethereal musicality and a firmly grounded in complex human emotions. | Continue reading
Garland Kelley lives in Nashville, where he has been performing in local venues for more than 15 years. Kelley finds inspiration from many places, but his main influence is music from 50s and 60s. | Continue reading
By now, Plasma Chasms have found themselves leaning more and more towards their R&B inspired sonics and the result is an intrinsically nuanced and unique atmosphere carefully designed for their songs to live in, and their sound is getting fuller and richer with each new release. | Continue reading
A new 9 o'clock Nasty EP, the same chaotically mad energy. Alas, "Retreads 1" hints by its name that it won't be the only remixes release, so help us God. | Continue reading
LTB has kept his dream pop and hip-hop influences but toned them down a little bit for his new single, as "Soul of the South" marvels with sultry delivery and smooth production. | Continue reading
The single is the last one to be revealed from Brandon Grant's upcoming debut album, which will be a collection of introspective themes. "Knowing" is also the artist's personal favourite... | Continue reading
Duhaney debut single, "Everybody Wants You", comes across as a light and airy composition, focusing on positivity and brightness in a stark contrast to the difficulties faced by Greg. | Continue reading
In Seaker's words, "Lately" is a support song written to be a beam of light shining through darkness for the lost souls in there. | Continue reading
Hearse Pileup is a London, UK punk band which has been playing to rowdy crowds for many years. From a motorcycle chapter's 25th anniversary, the final night of the occupied 12 Bar, or a dubiously legal squat party near you. | Continue reading
Eclectic Dystopia by Disconnectica is a body of work unlike most others, as it proves itself to be unafraid of failure as it ventures on the most exquisite experimental routes. | Continue reading
The album of the week is for “Soft Light at the End of the World” by B. Snipes. This is 9Albums/EPs You Should Liste To Week 26, 2024, | Continue reading
On his brand-new album, Snipes goes the indie folk route backed by gorgeous harmonies, string arrangements and deeply personal lyricism. | Continue reading
With a rich sound featuring nicely distorted guitars, glittery synths and a killer bass line, the band followed up the excellent lead single "Parasite" with another complete banger. "Money" sees The Chris Ruben Band having fun with their sound and themselves, in a great and joyfu … | Continue reading
Sometimes" has a certain naïve flare to it, in contrast to its heavy DIY punk production, that works beautifully with Lethia's Natorium's crisp vocals. | Continue reading
Sam Feinstein describes the track as "tongue-in-cheek" and takes a somewhat dark humorous approach to it, and that expands beyond the lyrics. | Continue reading
A new 9 o'clock Nasty EP, the same chaotically mad energy. Alas, "Retreads 1" hints by its name that it won't be the only remixes release, so help us God. | Continue reading
Born on a rainy little vacation, where music became the haven of positivity in the wet chaos created by bad weather, "The Bubble Song" by The Marsh Family is a song showing true creativity sprouted from limitations. | Continue reading
While you're in the comfort of your bedroom at 4AM, Frank Joshua will let you feel like you're alone in the middle of the field surrounded by the thickest fog you've ever seen. And yet you're not afraid. | Continue reading
Heavily inspired by 80s new wave acts like Erasure and Human League, Carlos Ucedda also throws in dashes of the early 90s electro-rock made by Depeche Mode and it feels absolutely exhilarating. | Continue reading
"Deep" is the first song to come out from Alena Shannon's songwriter pen, and the tune is also the first taste of her upcoming debut album. | Continue reading
Their upcoming musical oddity, the self-titled "NIGHT WHIP", is an hypnotic junction of psychedelia, stoner, sludge and western rock melodies. It's not Ennio Morricone but it definitely slaps! | Continue reading
The song brings out the best of each of them, venturing Luke Tangerine's house tendencies into a softer side that is lit by Ambitstream's ambient and IDM influences. | Continue reading
"Turn To Your Soul" stands as a proud testament of Frank Joshua's sheer artistry. | Continue reading
While you're in the comfort of your bedroom at 4AM, Frank Joshua will let you feel like you're alone in the middle of the field surrounded by the thickest fog you've ever seen. And yet you're not afraid. | Continue reading
Hailing from Germany, Cris Cap is a songwriter, producer and a pianist with love for uplifting yet close-to-heart music. | Continue reading
Hi, welcome, dear music lover, here you have six acts that you shouldn't miss out on. #LT1KF Unknown But Essentials! Round-up Week 26 | Continue reading
The Muster Point Project new single "Nothing Ever Goes Away" tackles the complicated issue of financial struggles and crippling debt in the most earnest way. | Continue reading
Michelle Lockey is an artist of beautiful, soulful messages, and she has made plenty of music for television and films. | Continue reading
Dez Rocket is an independent artist on a mission to help people re-discover how amazingly gifted they are and to take their power back. | Continue reading
Hailing from Germany, Cris Cap is a songwriter, producer and a pianist with love for uplifting yet close-to-heart music. | Continue reading
Wagner the Band's new single is a rare gem of a song, polished to perfection in a way that makes every side shine as bright as it possibly could. | Continue reading
Cornelius Eady Group is at his finest as a songwriter on this album, portraying intense and dramatic scenes of life and death with an intrinsic lightness and subtlety that is truly admirable. | Continue reading
Backed by an incredibly talented band made up of musicians from South West UK, J.Jr's new single is a captivating and philosophical one. | Continue reading
Monrad, the deep voice wizard, continues to mesmerize audiences with his low vocal range, similar to the style of Mark Lanegan and even late Leonard Cohen. | Continue reading
Featuring heavy guitars, loud bombastic riffs and a powerful vocal performance, "GTFO" by Jane N' the Jungle tackles head on important topics such as American greed and gun violence taking no prisoners. | Continue reading
The album of the week is for Repeat with “Rat Race”. This is 9Albums/EPs You Should Liste To Week 24, 2024, | Continue reading
Featuring an amalgamation of pop rock and a dash or two of electronics here and there, "Midnight Indigo" feels like Roisin O'Hagan is entering her very own Speak Now era and it is absolutely mesmerizing. | Continue reading
Dancing forth in a symphony of elevating melodies, Nikki Simmons reprise of "History" makes for a perfect album closer designed to echo in your ears long after Rye Catchers' album playback is done. | Continue reading
Heather Smith voice sounds smooth as velvet, backed by a lovely arrangement of strings, banjos and traditional blends of acoustic and electric guitars. | Continue reading
The Neuromaniacs are back with a second single just three months after their debut Revelations. Leaving the darker textures behind, this new release is much more soothing and psychedelic. | Continue reading
WAVEWULF is known for his emotive compositions as well as his enthralling soundscapes. | Continue reading