Saturday, August 8 2026

‘Rovine’- Tulegon, building a life from the beautiful ruins of memory

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On his sophomore album ‘Rovine’, Milan-based singer-songwriter Tulegon draws together lyrics written across more than two decades, transforming childhood recollections, changing cities, relationships […]

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‘Sonder’- The Fiends, looking beyond the crowd

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A crowded street can make the world feel either overwhelmingly connected or strangely anonymous. And on their latest offering ‘Sonder’, Swansea […]

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‘August Came’- GISKE, capturing the golden fade of summer

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Some songs arrive like a season changing outside an open window. They feel warm at first, bright with possibility, before […]

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‘PROMISES’- CRYSOFTLY, pushing melodic rap into bold new territory

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There’s a compelling contradiction at the centre of ‘PROMISES’. Created within the close confines of a Vancouver bedroom, CRYSOFTLY’s new EP […]

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‘I Don’t Want To Know’- Faint Halos, reconnecting with a human pulse

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There is an important difference between returning to music because you miss it and returning because silence no longer feels […]

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‘How You Left Me Still’- Mark Cee, giving sudden absence a lasting weight

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Grief rarely begins with understanding. More often, it arrives as interruption: a conversation unfinished, a familiar presence removed without warning, […]

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‘Dance Again’- Patti Zlaket, returning with a renewed purpose

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Twenty years between albums can sometimes turn a return into an exercise in nostalgia. On ‘Dance Again’, however, Patti Zlaket sounds […]

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‘Livin Like A Local’- Liz Nash, finding the real Florida beyond the tourist trail

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Florida is often reduced to a postcard: beaches, theme parks, palm trees and an endless promise of sunshine. But on her […]

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‘Don’t Tell Me How to Grieve’- D.D.R., giving sorrow its own voice

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Grief rarely arrives in an orderly form. It disrupts language, distorts time and resists the neat conclusions people often try […]

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‘Ghosts & Gardens’- Sleeping Through Breakfast, finding beauty in life’s unresolved spaces

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Some albums emerge from a single rupture, but ‘Ghosts & Gardens’ was shaped by several arriving almost all at once. For Sleeping […]

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