Album Review/ Nu Metal : Descienda’s ‘𐤒’
Their latest release is ‘𐤒’ an album that is meant to disrupt the superficial perception of human life and spirit and draw the listener in deeper.
EP Review/ Garage (Dance) : Novaix Onyx’s ‘Close’
Her latest release is the ‘Close’ EP, a collection that devours the disjointed rhythm of modern electronica, blending it with trap and dark pop in a way that you’ve never seen before.
Album Review/ Art Rock : Hamish’s ‘Significant Others’
‘Significant Others’ is the latest album (his second studio album) from Hamish.
EP Review/ Folk Rock : Finn Pearson’s ‘Rush Hour at Servo’
His latest release is his ‘Rush Hour at Servo’ EP, a collection that has an understated vibe but is marked by sharp emotional moments. They really draw you in.
Album Review/ Soul : Lady Nade’s ‘Identity’
Her latest release is her ‘Identity’ album. A fresh collection of music that is forged out of the artist’s lively imagination, value systems, sense of self and ideas about identity.
Song Review/ Acoustic Rock : Bash Co.’s ‘Velvet’
‘Velvet’ is his latest single. With strong guitar acoustics, a consistent rhythm, and a growing vocal range, the song ushers in an irrevocable connection, one that you make for life.
Song Review/ Alt : Trey Bruce’s ‘All Americans’
His latest release is ‘All Americans’. It’s an alt track with such varied styles interacting and engaging with each other.
Song Review/ Electronica : Smijdal’s ‘Pop The Bottle’
His latest release is ‘Pop The Bottle’, a track that sets up an electric, funky and an eccentric soundscape. Its goal? To create an atmosphere of cerebral movement. T
Song Review/ Electronica : Fede Micioni’s ‘Syntezi’
Fede Micioni is an electronic music artist with such a strong visual appeal. He has such a way with creating and scaling musical patterns. ‘Syntezi’ is the artist’s latest release.
Song Review/ Art Pop : Dorothy Mour’s ‘Run to the Gates of Troy’
You’ll especially see it in action in her latest release, ‘Run to the Gates of Troy’. The artist boldly leans into disjointed rhythms, experimental vocal flows and sensual spheres.
Album Review/ Alt Folk : Agneu’s ‘Air & Twigs’
Agneu is a singer-songwriter and alt folk artist. His latest release is ‘Air & Twigs’, where he explores spatial dimensions with fragile moments of music and melody. There’s a lot of minimalistic accents that detail the soundscape intricately.
Album Review/ Alt Pop : Dorian’s ‘Reconnected’
His latest release is ‘Reconnected’. Dorian released the title track as a teaser a while ago. Its dynamic rhythm, darting beats, and undeniable pop atmosphere set the scene for this collection.
Album Review/ Alt Folk : Fish and Scale’s ‘Elf’
His latest release is ‘Elf’, an album that explores so many themes. From love to spirituality, to self, joy and soulfulness.
Album Review/ Indie : appetiteapple’s ‘Gratitudes’
His latest release is the ‘Gratitude’ album, a collection of music that is fresh, light and full of airy atmospheres.
Song Review/ Rock : FORRM’s ‘PALAZZO’
They’re unafraid to play with texture and world-build phenomenally. ‘PALAZZO’ is the band’s latest single. Based in Paris and New York, they bring the chaos and characters of those cities, the bustle, the variety and the fluidity.
Song Review/ Alt Folk : The Graceland Conspiracy’s ‘We Are Chaos’
Their latest release is ‘We Are Chaos’, an alt folk track that is raised beautifully with delightful vocals and fresh melodies.
Song Review/ Alt Folk : Solomon’s Seal’s ‘Goodbye’
His latest release is ‘Goodbye’, an exploration of emotion and the experience of bidding farewell.
Song Review/ Alt Pop : LUNA14’s ‘Zero Gravity’
in her latest release, ‘Zero Gravity’, she sets up a simple and dreamy soundscape that is in no rush to make sense of itself.
Song Review/ Alt Folk : Clara Quilichini’s ‘Off’
Her latest release is ‘Off’, a track that is crafted with luminous guitar acoustics, sweet violins and soft piano melodies.
Album Review/ Classical : Ståle Kleiberg’s ‘Across the ocean towards higher firmament’
You can clearly see in his latest release, ‘Across the ocean towards higher firmament’. Much like the title suggests, his music has a lot of cerebral planes and potential.