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‘In Memoriam’ EP By Forgotten Garden; A Deeply Moving And Immersive Journey
Sometimes Music has the ability to touch upon something so beautiful, yet so tragic that to critique it is to cheapen it; to strip it down into components and compartmentalise the various layers in order to fit a narrative, within a set word count is somehow trite and meaningless when to listen intently and allow […]
‘The Sliver’ – Che Arthur: A Brooding Slab Of Hope And Defiance
“This is a place called villainy, we’re only here the rest of our days,” Che Arthur’s distinct, distorted growl sets the tone for the rest of ‘The Sliver,’ my first insight into Che’s fourth album, ‘For That Which Now Lies Fallow.’ An album which delves into his own internal struggles, dealing with cancer, isolation, heartbreak, and the […]
Emerald Bluffs Unveil Enchanting ‘Autumn’s Eve’: A Prelude to Their Debut Album
Emerald Bluffs‘ latest single, ‘Autumn’s Eve,’ offers a glimpse into the band’s upcoming debut album, ‘FORMATIONS,’ set for release in May. Penned by Oregon-based singer-songwriter Isaac Harris, the song combines dreamy melodies with heartfelt lyrics, inviting listeners into Isaac’s world of personal experiences. Isaac’s creative vision for ‘Autumn’s Eve’ comes to life with talented musicians […]
Stephen EvEns: Unveiling the Creativity Behind ‘Here Comes The Lights’
I’m a bit excited today as we get the chance to delve into the musical realm of Stephen EvEns, a gifted songwriter originating from the suburbs of southwest London. Renowned for his ability to create charming and characterful albums, Stephen draws inspiration from a varied cross-section of artists, including the enigmatic spirit of Syd Barrett, […]
Wotts’ ‘there’: Vintage Inspiration with Modern Indie Pop Ingenuity
Wotts, the dynamic indie pop duo hailing from Ottawa, Canada, have unveiled a departure in style with their latest single, ‘there‘. Comprised of vocalist/multi-instrumentalist Jayem and bassist/guitarist Ricky 100, the duo has embarked on an exploratory journey, diverging from their familiar big pop sound to create a composition that blends retro nostalgia with contemporary flair. […]
‘Your Religion’ – King In Yellow: Anthemic, Direct And No-Frills Guitar Chaos
Very little is known about King In Yellow; snippets of information from Spotify, a meagre pitch, that’s it. They’re new, raw and embracing everything I love about this iteration of alternative rock (yes, that very broad pigeon hole set aside for bands that don’t fit neatly into any specific genre); the apparent chaos, the primal […]
‘Sleeping In My Bed’ by Mortal Prophets: A Cinematic And Magical Experience
Get ready to fall into the latest release from New York City’s own John Beckmann’s Mortal Prophets – their highly anticipated EP, ‘Sleeping in My Bed’, has just dropped. Each of the six tracks in this collection feels like stepping into in a cinematic music experience. The spoken word passages throughout the EP grab your […]
‘Wasted’ By Oliva Booth: Manchester’s Rising Indie Pop Star Strikes Again
Manchester’s rich musical heritage has been a cornerstone of the UK scene since the 1960s, boasting legendary acts such as the Bee Gees. However, it was during the ’70’s, ’80s and ’90s that the city truly came into its own, birthing influential bands like Joy Division, New Order, and The Stone Roses. And, who can’t […]
Chicago’s Midcentury Llama Release Vibrant Album ‘No More Bad News’
Midcentury Llama, a Chicago-based indie rock band who define their sound as “nice boy rock,” have released their latest album, ‘No More Bad News.’ Including a diverse mix of styles spanning jazz, funk, pop, retro, rock, soul, and even folk, the album highlights the band’s exceptional songwriting and musicianship. Comprised of Sam Okrent on vocals […]
