Reviews
‘Beep Beep’- Aunce, debuts avant-garde at its best with innovative production and meaningful storytelling
Avant-garde artist AUNCE returns with ‘Beep Beep’, a thought-provoking track that challenges societal norms while blurring the lines between pop, electronica, and sonic art. As the first single from ‘The Evergreen Collection’ EP, this piece dives into the intersections of digital culture, self-perception, and art, all set to a pulsating, experimental soundscape. Lyrically, ‘Beep Beep’ […]
‘Do I Scare You?’- Anthony Quaid, vibrant and lush declaration of self-acceptance
Anthony Quaid’s latest release ‘Do I Scare You?’ is a fearless pop anthem that confronts queerphobia head-on with unapologetic confidence. The Baton Rouge-born artist, now making waves in Los Angeles, channels his own experiences of growing up gay in the south into a song that is as defiant as it is empowering. With its bold […]
‘ATTENTION!!!’- Carley Varley, returns with energetic anthem with signature humour and charm
UK South Coast rising star Carley Varley brings her vibrant blend of pop and rock to the forefront with her electrifying new single ‘ATTENTION!!!’. Backed by a talented band featuring Alex Tompkins on guitar, Jordan Shepherd on bass, and Fred Sedegely on drums, Carley has crafted an energetic anthem that perfectly encapsulates the dizzying highs […]
‘Red Eye Open Sky’- The Pulltops return with bittersweet anthem for those on the journey towards love
The Pulltops deliver another unforgettable single with their latest release ‘Red Eye Open Sky’. The Milwaukee duo bring their blend of nostalgic grit of indie-rock with the infectious energy of power-pop, plunging into the haunting introspection of night drives and the bittersweet pull of the open road. Drummer Mark Pierret and guitarist Tom Crowell, whose […]
‘If I Get To Heaven’- Mark Montijo, new album from this wise and exceptionally insightful storyteller
Mark Montijo’s latest album ‘If I Get to Heaven’ is a testament to a life steeped in music, storytelling, and the indelible marks of history. With a career that began in the folk-club circuit of the mid-1960s alongside then-unknown icons like Jackson Browne and Tom Waits, Montijo’s sound carries the weight of years spent both […]
‘Excuse Me While I Go Fall In Love’- Mary Knoblock, returns with pulsing and ethereal neo-classical avant-garde single
Portland’s own neo-classical avant-garde visionary Mary Knoblock is ready to enchant audiences once again with her latest single ‘Excuse Me While I Go Fall in Love’. Known for her ethereal touch and layered artistry, Knoblock’s newest track brings together light, airy vocals with an upbeat pulse, capturing the essence of her style- bold yet graceful, […]
‘Myosotis’- Red Skies Mourning return with forward-thinking electro-indie-pop album
Baltimore’s Red Skies Mourning enters the spotlight with ‘Myosotis’, a genre-blending album that positions the group as a fresh voice in today’s indie music landscape. Spearheaded by singer-songwriter Chris Aleshire, the album breaks down conventional genre barriers, weaving a variety of influences and moods into a cohesive yet unpredictable experience. Tracks like ‘Obvious’ highlight Aleshire’s […]
‘Cleanse’- SATRE, returns with his deeply immersive and emotional storytelling
Swedish-born indie-folk singer SATRE returns with ‘Cleanse’, a tender, reflective ballad capturing the solace that nature offers in a fast-paced world. Drawing inspiration from the quiet landscapes of his homeland, SATRE’s new track finds calm in contrast to London’s relentless energy, offering listeners a gentle escape from the pressures of modern life. ‘Cleanse’ is steeped […]
‘No Illusions’- Little Juke, haunting and dramatic new single from this band on the rise
Midlands alt-rock outfit Little Juke are back with their new single ‘No Illusions’. Following the buzz of their debut track ‘Down The Rabbit Hole’- which turned heads at both Radio X and BBC Introducing- this latest release is poised to elevate Little Juke’s fast-rising reputation. Their unique brand of indie-rock takes on a more diverse […]
