Reviews
‘Come Back (When You Feel Like)’- Every Other Weekend, a hymn to the self you lost
Some comebacks roar. Others arrive like a quiet breath you didn’t realise you’d been holding. ‘Come Back (When You Feel Like)’, the first offering from Chris Bull’s new project Every Other Weekend, is firmly the latter: a gentle but gut-deep reawakening from an artist who has carried a decade’s worth of grief, silence, and hard-won clarity […]
‘A Hero In The Wind’- Norine Braun, catching the spark in real time
There’s a certain kind of magic that only happens when musicians stop chasing perfection and surrender to the moment. On her latest LP ‘A Hero in the Wind’, Norine Braun bottles that electricity with fearless clarity, crafting a record that feels lived-in, urgent, and utterly human. Braun’s decision to build the heart of the album in […]
‘In My Head’- CS Hellmann, finding clarity, tension, and transformation
CS Hellmann’s ‘In My Head’ arrives like the opening chapter of an artist stepping fully into their own shadow and light. It’s a two-track EP that feels deceptively small on paper, yet expansive in spirit; offering a boundless dive into the messy, beautiful places where truth begins to surface. Nashville may be the backdrop, but the world […]
‘Orwellian Times’- Lana Crow, delivering a rebel in high definition
Lana Crow doesn’t tiptoe. She stomps, sparks, and scorches her way through the noise, and her new single ‘Orwellian Times’ arrives like a match tossed into a room full of gasoline. It’s the kind of pop-rock anthem that demands to know why we’ve allowed the world around us to unravel. From its opening seconds, the track radiates […]
‘REASON’- Saint Friday, bruised, burning, and barely letting go
Every once in a while, a debut single arrives that rips open a feeling you thought you buried. And ‘REASON’ by Saint Friday does exactly that. The Philadelphia sibling duo step into the spotlight with a track that grabs you by the collar, shoves your heart into a blender, and dares you to admit how much you […]
‘Down The Road’- Black Sands, a country epic for dreamers, wanderers, and late-night believers
With their latest single ‘Down the Road’, Black Sands steps boldly into a new era, trading their alt-pop shadows for something sun-worn, windswept, and unmistakably American. It’s a widescreen country anthem wrapped in introspection, longing, and the quiet courage it takes to chase something bigger than yourself. What’s instantly striking is the chemistry between Andrew Balfour’s cinematic […]
‘Shopping Around’- Reptile Tile, art-punk at its most playful
Reptile Tile’s ‘Shopping Around’ is the kind of track that reminds you why the underground matters. It’s inventive, mischievous, joyfully abrasive, and, despite all the chaos, shockingly cohesive. This is the sound of a band thriving in their own technicolour universe, unbound by genre, fashion, or expectation. What makes ‘Shopping Around’ such a delight is how confidently […]
‘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 shaping stadium-scale metal with Kobra and the Lotus, Jasio Kulakowski steps out alone and reinvents himself entirely, delivering a solo album that feels like the birth of a new universe. From the opening moments, ‘Fantasy’ signals its […]
’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 Breaths of Love Per Minute’ belongs to the latter, unveiling a quietly luminous folk-pop gem that feels like it was written with a deep inhale and the kind of calm that only arrives when you give […]
