Reviews
‘Cope’- Scott’s Tees, finding light in the longest nights
There’s a particular stillness that arrives when the days grow short and the world feels paused. On ‘Cope’, Scott’s Tees steps directly into that hush, crafting a song that feels lived-in, like something written in the margins of a long evening when the city has gone quiet and your thoughts won’t. What immediately stands out is […]
‘Cold In Your Town’- Julie Paschke, turning inward and letting the chill speak for itself
Julie Paschke’s ‘Cold In Your Town’ is the sound of a song surfacing; quietly, instinctively, and without asking permission. It arrives with that strange calm that settles in after emotional turbulence, when thoughts stop organising themselves and simply spill out as they are. Built from solitary creation and late-hour intuition, the track carries an unfiltered intimacy that’s […]
‘Good Luck’- FJELIZI, turning intimacy into power
There’s a rare kind of artist who builds entire inner worlds, places you step into and immediately feel changed. On ‘Good Luck’, FJELIZI proves she belongs firmly in that category, delivering a track that feels like a private ritual unfolding in slow motion. From the opening seconds, ‘Good Luck’ moves with a deliberate, hypnotic grace. The rhythm sways […]
‘Memories Of The Future’- DAAY, bending time and twisting sound
DAAY are tearing a rip in the present and inviting you to fall through it on their latest EP. ‘Memories of the Future’ is a five-track transmission from a band operating on a different frequency, where time loops back on itself, grooves slip between dimensions, and melody mutates just when you think you’ve got it pinned down. […]
‘Big Steps’- The Zaramutas, bringing energy to the alt-rock sound
With their newest outing ‘Big Steps’, London’s The Zaramutas are igniting momentum. This is music engineered for motion, the kind that starts in the chest and spills into the street. From the first low-slung guitar strike, the track carries the weight of something urgent, restless, and collective, like the sound of boots hitting pavement in unison. What […]
‘Sleepy Fields’- Powers Of The Monk, drifting into the hush
There are songs that lull you, and then there are songs that carry you. ‘Sleepy Fields’, the latest offering from Powers of the Monk, belongs firmly to the latter as it opens a wide, glowing passage and invites you to step through. From its first moments, the track feels weightless, as if gravity has quietly loosened its […]
‘Rarefaction’- Crabs & Feathers, a jazz-folk alchemy in a world built from air
Crabs & Feathers’ ‘Rarefaction’ arrives like a whisper that somehow shakes the room. An instrumental debut so vivid, so quietly daring, it feels like its own living ecosystem. The Milan-born duo of guitarist Claudio Niniano and saxophonist Jonathan Norani have long danced along the borders between genres, but here they cross fully into a dream-state of acoustic resonance, vaporous electronics, and […]
‘Rare Brew’- Suris, a time-bending anthology of art-rock alchemy
Suris’ new anthology ‘Rare Brew’ bursts open like a cabinet of long-shelved potions, each track fizzing with imagination, danger, and sheer creative nerve. This new release is a lightning bolt across decades, proving Lindsey and David Mackie have been crafting their own strange, beautiful universe long before most of us knew we needed it. From […]
‘The Wolves’- Max Norton, a road-bitten anthem from a drummer who finally stepped into his own spotlight
Max Norton has spent years powering other people’s songs from behind the kit. But with ‘The Wolves’, he delivers the clearest proof yet that he was never meant to stay in the background. This is the sound of a musician who’s spent a decade running, witnessing, absorbing, and finally deciding to tell his own story with both […]
