Reviews
‘Mystic Highway Road Trip’- DownTown Mystic, keeping the American rock ‘n’ roll tradition moving
There’s a fitting sense of momentum behind ‘Mystic Highway Road Trip’. Following a productive run of releases across 2025 and 2026, […]
‘Come Out Lazarus 3 – I Was The Universe’- Andrea Pizzo and the Purple Mice, reaching for the infinite
Returning from death should sound impossible, but on ‘Come Out Lazarus 3 – I Was The Universe’, Genova collective Andrea Pizzo and […]
‘Almost Nothing’- NO IDENTITY, finding a danceable pulse inside of distortion
Industrial music has always understood that damaged machinery can be expressive. And on ‘Almost Nothing’, Kansas-based solo artist NO IDENTITY takes that principle […]
‘The Aviation Station’- Twenny Bucks, finding freedom in noise, frogs, and glorious chaos
Across his latest full-length release ‘The Aviation Station’, Exeter-based artist Twenny Bucks allows panic, humour, vulnerability and distorted guitar noise to collide […]
‘Blank Page’- Cas du Pree, turning creative fear into forward motion
Every songwriter eventually faces the possibility that the next idea may not come. The page remains empty, familiar tricks lose […]
‘Flo Crowe & The Dilemmas’- Flo Crowe & The Dilemmas, building a place to belong
On their self-titled debut record, Cornwall five-piece Flo Crowe & The Dilemmas construct thirteen songs around the idea that music can provide […]
‘You Deserve Better Than Me’- Reetoxa, choosing kindness of convenience
Some relationships end because something went wrong, while others never properly begin because, despite every encouraging sign, the necessary feeling […]
‘Crack of Light’- Robbie Mangiardi, searching for a way back
Depression doesn’t always announce itself through visible collapse. It can exist beneath routine, conversation and the reassuring answers people learn […]
‘California Summer Dream’- Coffeeshop, chasing endless sunshine
Summer songs often succeed through simplicity. They don’t need to solve anything or carry the weight of a grand revelation; […]
‘Songs of Hope and Resistance’- David Scott Weaver, keeping the protest song tradition alive
Protest music has always existed somewhere between documentation and intervention. It records what people are living through, but it also […]













