Reviews
‘Favor’- Pisgah, grunge-infused heartbreak with devastating clarity
Greater London-based musician Brittney Jenkins, operating under the moniker Pisgah, returns with ‘Favor’, a powerful follow-up single from her upcoming debut album ‘Faultlines’, which is due out on the 7th November. The track channels a raw 90s alt-rock energy, blending grunge-inspired guitars with driving rhythms to explore the emotional fallout of impossible expectations in intimate relationships. ‘Favor’ immediately […]
‘A PIece Of Me’- Bailey Perrie, heartbreak transformed into anthemic power
Western Australia’s Bailey Perrie returns with ‘A Piece of Me’, a striking pop-rock single that balances raw emotion with soaring, cinematic energy. Following a flurry of much-loved outings, the track finds her at her most vulnerable yet defiant, capturing the lingering fragments of a past relationship with both intimacy and explosive urgency. From the opening chords, […]
‘Worth It’- Love Ghost x The Skinner Brothers, delivering a raw and cathartic rock anthem
Love Ghost and The Skinner Brothers reunite for their third collaboration ‘Worth It’, a track that seizes us from the first note with visceral intensity. Built on the foundations of alternative rock and infused with grunge grit, emo vulnerability, and hints of hard rock bravado, the song explores the universal question of self-worth: Am I enough? […]
‘Crying In The Club’- Michael Aldag, Heartbreak, humour, and 80s synth-pop magic
Michael Aldag’s latest EP ‘Crying in the Club’ is a masterclass in how synth-pop can be both emotionally raw and irresistibly danceable. Following a run of impactful efforts in recent months, the Liverpool-born singer-songwriter captures the lingering ache of a past relationship with sharp wit, self-awareness, and shimmering 80s-inspired production. Co-written and produced with Swedish […]
‘THE FLOOD’- Lea G, navigating chaos through Cathartic alt-pop
Lea G’s latest EP ‘THE FLOOD’ is a striking exploration of emotional upheaval and self-discovery, a six-track collection that feels both intimate and expansive. This new collection finds the Austrian-born, UK-based singer-songwriter transforming personal turbulence into artful alt-pop landscapes, blending confessional lyricism with soaring melodies and intricate production. Highlighted by the lead single ‘BETTER OF […]
‘what is it with me?’- Siena Fantini, teenage confessions woven into pop brilliance
Siena Fantini’s debut EP ‘what is it with me?’ is a sparkling dive into the tumultuous world of adolescent emotions, capturing the highs, lows, and bittersweet nostalgia of teenage life with remarkable clarity. At just fifteen years old, Fantini has distilled the complexity of growing up into four tracks that are as relatable as they […]
‘Bad Routine’- The Gilhooys, A Celtic-charged indie anthem
Glasgow’s The Gilhoolys deliver a striking new single with ‘Bad Routine’, a song that effortlessly balances raw energy with melodic sophistication. Led by the commanding presence of frontman Dev, the band channels a lineage of indie rock greats, while crafting something entirely their own. Recorded at Main St Records under the watchful eye of producer Andy […]
‘Road To Nowhere’- Ben Konarov, sharing a heartfelt highway anthem
Brisbane songwriter Ben Konarov returns with ‘Road To Nowhere’, a single that perfectly captures the feeling of life’s uncertain detours. Co-created with composer-producer Gary Cubberley and vocalist George Alexander, the track blends reflective lyricism with a melodic pop-rock sensibility, laced with subtle country inflections. It’s the kind of song that evokes long drives down open roads, […]
‘Dream Odyssey’- Carpe Diem, transporting us through sound and sentiment
Carpe Diem’s debut album ‘Dream Odyssey’ is a mesmerising journey through sound and sentiment, a ten-year labour of love that unveils the band’s deeply considered vision. Ada S. and Keith Y. craft a musical world where dream-pop, folk, and pop-rock coalesce seamlessly, with ethereal vocals and intricate arrangements that feel at once expansive and intimate. From the […]
