Reviews
‘Used to Be’ – Artificial Incline Unveil a Haunting Reflection on Love, Loss, and the Echoes of the Past
Artificial Incline’s new EP ‘Used to Be’ is a raw, unfiltered excavation of memories, a deeply personal reflection on the ghosts of past relationships and the scars they leave behind. This record unspools like an intimate journal entry, revisiting moments of betrayal, heartbreak, and the slow process of emotional reckoning. What makes ‘Used to Be’ […]
‘Knock Knock It’s The Loose Balloons’ – Mahto & The Loose Balloons Deliver a Raw, Soulful Tapestry of Home and Heart
There’s a rare kind of magic that comes from an album steeped in lived experience, and ‘Knock Knock It’s The Loose Balloons’ is a testament to that authenticity. Mahto & The Loose Balloons carve out a sprawling soundscape, where folk-rock meets unfiltered storytelling. The record is a deeply personal journey wrapped in the warmth of […]
‘Sally’- Kelsie Kimberlin, A Fiery and Fearless Anthem of Resilience
Kelsie Kimberlin returns with bold intensity, unveiling her confident new single ‘Sally’, a track that effortlessly merges pulsating energy and sharp storytelling. Accompanied by an equally captivating self-directed music video, filmed amidst the haunting beauty of Kyiv, the song showcases her ever-evolving artistry and ability to blend personal storytelling with themes of strength and survival. […]
‘Carry On’- The Pulltops, A Stirring Anthem of Resilience
With a reputation for blending indie-rock, power-pop, and album-rock vibes, Milwaukee-based duo The Pulltops return with ‘Carry On’, a soaring single that channels introspection into inspiration. Drummer Mark Pierret and guitarist Tom Crowell once again prove their knack for crafting hook-laden rock with emotional depth, delivering a track that strikes the perfect balance between raw […]
‘The Way You Make Me Feel’- RISE, A Bright, Uplifting Anthem Rooted in Connection
With a sound that blends soaring synths, intricate guitars, and enthusiastic percussion, Liverpool-based collective RISE return with ‘The Way You Make Me Feel’, a radiant and emotionally rich single. Recorded at Whitewood Studios and produced by Rob Whitely, the track marks the continuation of RISE’s collaboration with stayMellow, the artistic alias of Sam Kinley, who […]
‘Night’s Cross’- Rosetta West, A Darker Shade of Blues-Rock Mysticism
Rosetta West have always operated in the space where blues, psychedelia, and world folk music converge, crafting sonic landscapes that feel timeless and otherworldly. With ‘Night’s Cross’, the Illinois-based outfit deepen their signature sound, offering a record that leans heavier, darker, and more contemplative than its predecessor ‘Labyrinth’. While their previous album explored intricate musical […]
‘Yesterday’s Grace’- The Easter Parade, A Cinematic Reflection on Time and Memory
With ‘Yesterday’s Grace’, The Easter Parade continues to craft a sound that feels like it belongs to a different era, one where memories unfold like flickering black-and-white film reels, and every note carries the weight of a story waiting to be told. As the second single from the upcoming EP ‘Raindrops on the Lens’, this […]
‘1999’- Liqueedo, A Poignant Ode to the Past and the Search for Meaning
Liqueedo reaches deep into the well of memory with his latest single ‘1999’. He has crafted a song that is as much a tribute to the past as it is a reckoning with the present. Rooted in personal reflection, ‘1999’ is an intimate, soul-baring piece that captures both the weight of loss and the enduring […]
‘The Drought Is Coming’- Andy Smythe, A Stirring Call for Urgent Change
With his latest single, Andy Smythe crafts an impassioned plea for climate action, weaving together poignant lyricism, evocative instrumentation, and deeply felt urgency. ‘The Drought Is Coming’ is a stark warning, a musical outcry against inaction, imploring world leaders and citizens alike to confront the growing environmental crisis before irreversible consequences take hold. Building upon […]
