The first verse is about getting to a point where you can't communicate or really hear one another anymore (or not like you used to) because there is so much history that overlays everything. Rosie Roberts / Axe & The Ivory | Continue reading
"For people who believe in the power of music to connect human beings in ways that transcend all other forms of communication. This single, "Exactly What I Need" is a surfy tinged pop rock gem about reconciling anxious expectation with the beauty of reality." David McKinney | Continue reading
"Ghost World" is their latest single release preceding their upcoming album, which will be available on all streaming platforms in October 28th, but which you can already get on Bandcamp. This track features only some electric guitars, and wide vocals. It begins with a softly str … | Continue reading
These songs represent moments in my life. The key word being “MY” life. So, use these as a sort of choose your adventure or starting point for things that occur for your stories. I will outline the different themes and characters and anything else I felt while making these songs. … | Continue reading
Depths of intricate lyrical meaning, emerging from carefully woven musical tapestries through each release. With “Vibration Angle” only the beginning, work unfolding from this collaboration will surely enrich the electronic dance music space in profound ways. | Continue reading
“I think overall, everyone can find something they like and connect with in my repertoire. I recommend following me on Spotify, so you don’t miss anything :)” Elad David | Continue reading
10 narrative Antifolk songs recorded straight to tape at the beautiful Green Door Studios. McPhail uses the songs to express his experiences of everyday life as a firefighter, Glaswegian, and partner. | Continue reading
"I had been working on a musical that never came to fruition before teaming up with Strontium to create The Margaret Hooligans, so I had a desire to see if we could write a mini rock opera [...] Psycho Diapers was a kind of challenge for ourselves, in that we admire The Who's A Q … | Continue reading
Lyrics are quick and to the point, making it clear that women have emotions, and they will show them without being called crazy. There's also a brutal breakdown with spoken word verses that's as unexpected as it is savage. Pretty well done. | Continue reading
""Numb" is about what it's like to find yourself into someone and feeling that you'll never love yourself that much. Through the first half of the album, you can hear me 'fall in love' with this person and get completely infatuated by them. However, by track 9 and onward, I take … | Continue reading
“Flatline” is the second single coming from Cynthia Angelica’s upcoming debut album. The single will be out on October 20th, accompanied by a lyric video. | Continue reading
The first track on the EP, “The Art of the Possible” has a super tasty string arrangement at the bridge that definitely invokes sentimental feelings. | Continue reading
Let’s go, here is our round up for 9 Albums/EPs you should listen to, this time Week 41. With great stuff as always, honestly my friends, you need to check these albums. | Continue reading
Money & Nicotine is the second of several songs resulting from the creative collaboration of Sleeping Together, producer Tayte Nickols of Manchester’s Madfox studio and mastering engineer Matt Colton of Metropolis studios. | Continue reading
Adri-Anne Ralph's vocal performance is top notch. Every inflection, every arpeggio sits clearly on top of the arrangement. A testament to how well produced the track is, as well as how strong and capable Adri-Anne's voice is in carrying a melody. You can clearly tell that her aca … | Continue reading
This duo is Frank Joshua, a singer-songwriter with open honest sound weaving melancholic vibes, and Jon Kennedy, a producer keen on everything trip-hop. The remix of "Fire Minutes" is, in fact, a carefully built trip-hop goodness giving the pondering thoughts over these 5 minutes … | Continue reading
The EP begins with "Major Jones", a beautiful opener that tells the tale of Major Jones, a scientist, composer and designer, sailing in outer space, looking for the one he created and sent out into the cosmos all those years ago... Major Tom. | Continue reading
"I wrote Baby Me to give our younger selves the voices we didn’t have. We’ve all become wrapped up in societal pressures, overly self-critical and overwhelmed with life. It’s so easy to take it out on ourselves. But remember how innocent and pure we once were. Would you treat the … | Continue reading
Call in Dead is always the lightest band on a metal show and the heaviest band on a punk show, and this album really conveys that. The fact that even with families and full-time jobs these guys are still able to pull out great music like this is mind blowing. So, you better pay y … | Continue reading
London’s Videotapes. That wasn’t an intentional sentence, but kind of was. The band’s name has a period at the end of it. Videotapes. Was that one on purpose? You’ll never know. The start and stops of my sentences are almost metaphoric in nature to the band’s unconventionally tim … | Continue reading
It's me, your best friend MadZen, and today I am super hyped because we have three great tracks for you and, trust me, they're all bangers. Brought to us by Chester, UK Indie Rock group The Midnight Foxes, these three singles are that which you didn't know you needed. So, let's g … | Continue reading
"Superstardom’ is an invitation to unlock your unique potential unapologetically and fight the self-sabotage attitude arising from society's paralysing pressure. It seems like we are never good enough, young enough, perfect enough —but that’s simply not true. The only way to thri … | Continue reading
"One day my friend Nathan (Dubxilla) told me he wanted to write a song about Buddy Holly and Lubbock, TX, where we live, with the title of "Buddy Hollywood.". I thought it was a good idea, then went home to write the chorus/hook part. I recorded it and created a simple beat and s … | Continue reading
"All I can say is that I hope this resonates with you somehow, the tone is frequently dark, the music is a result of my mental state, my well-being, or un-well-being. It depends on how you read into it." Oliver Mavilio | Continue reading
"Aurelia is about introspection, but also celebration! I think that, because I’ve made some really dark music, that my persona is rather morose, and that the songs aren’t meant to be listened to in times of joy." Aurelia | Continue reading
"The End Of The Ride" is their newest single and it holds within a hypnotizing selection of warm synth melodies, minimal rhythmical textures, and soft ethereal vocals. The mixture between chaotic and harmonious elements follows the duo's finely established line of blending light … | Continue reading
"You know when you feel like a circus animal that’s being chased around the ring, trying to escape the Ringmaster’s notorious whip? It feels like a giant storm is building up around and inside you, that is about to break loose with full force … This song is not about that." | Continue reading
"This song is really special to me because it was actually the song that made me decide to pursue my dream of being "PiPEllA", a rockstar/fantasy character. Before making this song, I thought I was going to be a tour manager who wrote music for other people as a hobby, but then I … | Continue reading
"I wrote this song during a time of extreme isolation and loneliness, feelings that listeners can relate to. This song presents the paradox of feeling happy while alone, and my efforts to do so. Writing about this song provides the opportunity to analyze one's relationship with l … | Continue reading
"I played DAISYWORLD the demo and a couple of days later, and within literally two seconds, she had written the chorus of my dreams! We finished the rest of t9urline in a couple of magical sessions and had a blast making the track" Ricky Gourmet | Continue reading
The End is all about overthinking. It whipsaws between sections like one might during a moment of panic, then crests a wave of energy and emotion before crashing down to a satisfying end. Strangely enough, this song is as close as we could possibly get to a mission statement: hig … | Continue reading
The tracks that come in the album are "Say Anything", "LaRusso", and "Sailor Girl". All of which deliver uplifting melodies and danceable rhythms, with vocals that remind me of The National without the melancholy! | Continue reading
"The song is essentially about feeling like you are always chasing things that are beyond your reach - no matter what you do that bird always seems to escape your grasp and mock your desperation, but you keep going because you have hope. Some of it is also a realisation that desp … | Continue reading
This duo is Frank Joshua, a singer-songwriter with open honest sound weaving melancholic vibes, and Jon Kennedy, a producer keen on everything trip-hop. The remix of "Fire Minutes" is, in fact, a carefully built trip-hop goodness giving the pondering thoughts over these 5 minutes … | Continue reading
One day while we were setting up our stage area for a show at a Moose Lodge in Northern Virginia, a young woman kept approaching us. The staff had "warned" us about her, saying she's friendly and harmless but she gets very animated. She was clearly impatient for us to start playi … | Continue reading
The debut album by Staytus Disease Of The Mind proves to be a force to be reckoned with. With the use of her instruments, her voice and her themes, Staytus' debut album is more than an album itself, she constructs a complex mind to explore, to find ourselves immersed and to get o … | Continue reading
I was waiting for this day to share with you my album of the week that you can find right now on my Linktr.ee, it was a no-brainer, following these mates for around over a year, we kind of just to searching for them every single month, handworkers can be a word to describe them.. … | Continue reading
“The song is an intense journey into the deepest and darkest traumas that we carry with us throughout our lives, laying out a path to salvation” Burton Badman | Continue reading
You just gotta love this Garage Rock raccoons: Their hilarious sense of humor and plain talent; their own, unique approach to making music; the clear and solid friendship they have with each other; their excellent music videos made with almost zero budget. You've got to admit, th … | Continue reading
"I don't think I've ever had more fun working on a song," says co-writer Brian Corley. "We couldn't stop writing verses to this thing. The first verse was our way into the song, but there are at least ten other verses. Russ had to sort through the options to pull out the bit abou … | Continue reading