9 o'clock Nasty doing what they do best... making fun of whoever/whatever they want, shedding a light on post-modernism bullshit. | Continue reading
The brand new self-titled single, “We call it Junk,”by JUNK has been released to help clarify things for our armchair critics. Bless their hearts. | Continue reading
The Margaret Hooligans have been able to release no less than 37 songs! They released on July 17th their third album: "Saturday Night in Bartertown" | Continue reading
This is 9Albums/EPs You Should Liste To Week 28, every week I pick 9 albums/EPs recently released by unknown artists that I share with you, I enjoyed all, so I want to invite you to give them a chance and listen to them. The album of the week is for Liv Crash’s debut album with “ … | Continue reading
Light, sunny, and dancey, "Under the Lights" by The Heidi Incident is a perfect debut song: it sets the mood, shows everything that they aspire to do all at once, and that they know how to do it perfectly. | Continue reading
There are a lot of hidden details in "Molly's Game" by Hello Amnesia, as well as some fantastic melodic lines. Vocals are truly on point, with sky-reaching screams and well-defined lyrics. | Continue reading
"I Said I'm Fine" is only her second single, but Marlene Larsen has a way of writing songs that evoke genuine emotions from the listener. | Continue reading
Fond of Rudy managed to capture every single thought and feeling that comes with breaking up through digital lenses, and it's an incredibly effective song. "How Do I Delete You?" is one hell of a comeback song, and thankfully the band has already announced that this track will be … | Continue reading
Empty Grave's main motifs are faith and hope. Darcy McMann presents them with his introspective lyrics that expertly paint images and stories to illustrate his worldview. | Continue reading
Liv Crash's talent as a songwriter, singer, and guitarist is undeniable. 'Cause Even in This Album' is a great album that seamlessly blends catchy funk rock tracks with hints of blues and jazz fusion. | Continue reading
I Am The Unicorn Head continue with their unique outer space saga, the theme of their upcoming album "Unicorns in Space" The track "Extra Dimensional Overlords" is the longest of the album. | Continue reading
Moat Cobra Live & Dead Vol. 1 is a great band to kick that series off with, as their hybrid of hardcore punk and sludge metal transcends that energy brilliantly in both formats. | Continue reading
De Antiquis Et Novis is known for his infectious grooves and captivating melodies, as well as for his ways of creating hypnotic synths. | Continue reading
"Rise" is the third single coming from LearningToDive, the emotive thought-inspiring alias led by Bravo Bonez. | Continue reading
"No Better Time" is a testament to finding solace and tranquility amidst the chaos, and it solidifies Dogface and the Pony Soldiers as a force to be reckoned with in the alternative folk rock and Americana genres. | Continue reading
The cinematic piano pop single "Made Of" by Cynthia Angelica traces the journey of being the most vulnerable and hurt to regaining control over your life. | Continue reading
Grace & Moji debut single "Our Love" is a token of their love and the weird and tough times in which they got together, and it's an absolutely perfect way of introducing this project to the world. | Continue reading
This is 9Albums/EPs You Should Liste To Week 26, every week I pick 9 albums/EPs recently released by unknown artists that I share with you, I enjoyed all, so I want to invite you to give the a chance and listen to them. The album of the week is for Arson Whales' debut album "Gala … | Continue reading
"Why Do You Want" by Couvo. Its '90s energy and wide elements really evoked a sense of nostalgia while also digging deep into the meaning behind my desires. | Continue reading
"Bed Of Roses" by Jane N' The Jungle dwells on the complications (and illusions) of human emotions. Drum and bass are tightly knitted on a solid Hard Rock groove, while high-gained guitar riffs add raw textures. | Continue reading
"Human Remains" by Nobody's Wolf Child is a fierce cinematic song depicting the sheer darkness that lies within our collective nature that's so bound to succumb to greed, lust, and pettiness. | Continue reading
Kid Lazuras creates an atmosphere that feels familiar at the same time that it sounds like nothing else. The lyrics also come from a very interesting angle. | Continue reading
"Apocalypse" by Poison Oak with all the energy of Indie-Rock prowess, this track holds a special kind of magic within it, and it's for sure something you don't want to miss. | Continue reading
On "Creeping On Me", Rye Catchers takes us on a trip to 80s pop and it's marvelous. Delicate in its subject matter, "Creeping On Me" deals with online stalking and how much someone you know (or don't) can have access to your entire life through social media, and they can just sta … | Continue reading
Arson Whales' ability to seamlessly blend genres such as rock, psychedelic, electronic, and pop is truly commendable, giving to "Galactopus" the album a dynamic and diverse range of sounds. | Continue reading
"The King is Dead" by Gary Dranow is one of the first tracks written and recorded for the album "Destiny Road". It was originally recorded in one take with very few overdubs (same would be the case for another song on the album, the critically acclaimed "Day I Was Born"). | Continue reading
"The Flute" by Madzen is one hell of a ride. A track with lots of different & exotic instruments from countries like Turkey, Lebanon, Greece, and even Syria. | Continue reading
"Wonderful You", Frank Joshua has tackled the vast emptiness of a shadowed, shattering heart. The haunted echoing atmosphere is home to an intense wash of sorrow, longing, and aching. | Continue reading
The London-based singer-songwriter Issy Winstanley's new single "Never Have I Ever" comes across as a quirky viral pop sound filled with eternally youthful energy. | Continue reading
The track is really beautiful and with a very personal meaning behind it, making it even more extraordinary. In this case, the more melancholic vibes are performed by ÍKORNI, and the powerful synth-pop choruses are performed by Jerald Copp. Truly unique and interesting! | Continue reading
The 4-piece band refers to themselves as an indie band, but the indie rocker attitude comes across only in live shows, and even then occasionally. The Third Man's soul lies in layers of gentle, ethereal soundscapes supporting stories exploring the complex nature of emotions. | Continue reading
The single has been described by Collin Marks as an "anthem of perseverance". A perfectly fitted description, for "A Little More Heart" desperately searches for the light in a world of apathy. | Continue reading
One of the standout qualities of "Sick in the Heart" by Arrows of the Sun is its great ambiance. The band masterfully balances the instrumentals with the emotional weight of the lyrics, creating a powerful and immersive musical journey. | Continue reading
"In The Rain" is the 5th single coming from Edie Yvonne. The promising new artist, who's currently only 14 years old, goes to the studio on a weekly basis to write music with a pair of emerging producers Nicky Swedin and Cormac Liotta. | Continue reading
Over the course of the short thirteen-minute-long "Wonderful" EP, Roland AKA Fish and Scale navigates the world and mundane daily life through the lenses of a truly folk auteur, | Continue reading
This new song, by Attic Theory titled "Papier-Mâché," features guest vocals from Kevin Martin from none other than legendary multi-platinum-selling band Candlebox! Yes indeed, that Candlebox. As in the band notable for smash hits such as with "You" and "Far Behind." | Continue reading
This new song, by Attic Theory titled "Papier-Mâché," features guest vocals from Kevin Martin from none other than legendary multi-platinum-selling band Candlebox! Yes indeed, that Candlebox. As in the band notable for smash hits such as with "You" and "Far Behind." | Continue reading
This is 9Albums/EPs You Should Liste To Week 26, every week I pick 9 albums/EPs recently released by unknown artists that I share with you, I enjoyed all, so I want to invite you to give the a chance and listen to them. The album of the week is for The Northern Light’s self-title … | Continue reading
"Have an Existential Crisis." by Satanic Puppeteer Orchestra is 14 tracks album. Yet, there are only seven songs. There is a robot version and a version with a human singer featured. But just you wait, we haven't even gotten to the twist yet. The vinyl is pressed with parallel gr … | Continue reading
Regan Lane AKA Soda Cracker Jesus is an incredibly prolific and creative artist, and this is crystal clear with each new release from him. The way he makes it all sound so retro and still like a breath of fresh air, showing up his musicianship. | Continue reading
“In his relentless physical pumping Mickey Humper demonstrates that we are not the slaves of global media empires. We salute our comrades, The Qwarks.” - 9 o’clock Nasty | Continue reading
"Yalla" by K'Khem and Madzen is a magical uptempo track with lots of exotic vibes, spiritual vocals, and worldly instruments from different cultures. | Continue reading
"All of a Sudden" by Miron. An immersive experience no doubt, with hauntingly evocative lyrics and a dark energy that hypnotizes our very soul. | Continue reading
Bloodlin3's debut album "Mercy", the 9-track collection of outstanding beats and bold rhymes with a total runtime of roughly 40 minutes. | Continue reading
"Invisible" is a powerful track, coming from a place of truth and humanity like very few others. Samsara is a force of nature, and her career is still at its very beginning. This girl is going places, and I hope I can tag along on her ride. | Continue reading
Tillerman is a band from Leeds created by long-time friends Jon Kulczycki, Tom Kulczycki, Shaun Mallia, and Iain Moyser. They find great inspiration in bands like The Moody Blues and a lot of '60s / 70's bands that shaped what their sound is today. | Continue reading
Henry's seaside hometown Kleinmond is featured on Jean's Hill's debut EP "The Kelp Diaries". | Continue reading
The three songs that make up the garden EP explore a somewhat different sound whilst still feeling exactly like Wotts songs. | Continue reading