Reviews
‘Fantasy’- Jasio, rewriting the rules of modern alt-rock
Jasio’s ‘Fantasy’ arrives like a lightning strike. It’s the kind of debut that kicks the door off its hinges. After years spent […]
’20 Breaths Of Love Per Minute’- Ian Roland, capturing stillness and skyward wonder
Some songs glide past you. Others make you stop, exhale, and feel the air settle on your skin. Ian Roland’s ’20 […]
‘I Promise I’ll Wait For You’- TaniA Kyllikki, a sweeping, cinematic ode to devotion
TaniA Kyllikki has built a reputation on songs that reach straight into the softest part of the human spirit, and ‘I […]
‘Bring Back The Good Ol’ Boys’- Tom Minor, razor-sharp satire wrapped in indie-rock swagger
Tom Minor has never been one to pull his punches, but with ‘Bring Back the Good Ol’ Boys’, he takes off the […]
‘Somebody’s Always Doin’ Something 2 Somebody’- DownTown Mystic, where classic spirit meets modern fire
There’s a moment, not even thirty seconds into DownTown Mystic’s ‘Somebody’s Always Doin’ Something 2 Somebody’, when the groove locks in, […]
‘A Song, A Story Told’- Robin James Hurt, folk soul, lo-fi fire, and the poetry of home
With his newest album ‘A Song, A Story Told’, Robin James Hurt continues his lifelong conversation with Irish music, one that fuses reverence […]
‘WORK’, Todd & Karen, indie-pop wit meets existential groove
After a quiet year away, Todd & Karen reemerge with ‘WORK’, a playful yet pointed slice of indie-pop that turns the monotony of […]
‘Lazy Morning’- Twaang, a sunlit meditation on stillness and simplicity
There’s something disarmingly pure about Twaang’s new EP ‘Lazy Morning, a collection that feels more like a state of being than anything else. […]
‘Roller Disco’- Courtesy Car, channelling melancholy in motion
There’s a rare beauty in the way Courtesy Car captures modern ennui, that sense of drifting through familiar spaces and finding something […]













