Reviews
‘I Hate That I Love You’- Dax Confronts Love and Loss with Emotionally Charged Single
On his latest single ‘I Hate That I Love You’, Dax lays his emotions bare, turning personal pain into an evocative and deeply affecting track. The single delves into the complexities of love, heartbreak, and the struggles of parenthood, carried by his signature raw lyricism and an immersive beat crafted by producer Erick Dillon. Infused […]
‘The Simian’- The All’s Eye Ignite a Fabulous Groove-Fuelled Odyssey
New England’s The All’s Eye boldly enter the spotlight with ‘The Simian’. This superb genre-defying track fuses jam band improvisation, soulful organ funk, and rock ‘n’ roll energy into an electrifying musical experience. The single is a masterclass in musicianship, featuring the trio’s core lineup of Ari Joshua (guitar/vocals), Ben Atkind (drums), and Kris Yunker […]
‘Fine Line’- Geepers! Strikes a Groove with the Reflective Indie-Pop Anthem
Long Beach’s Geepers! continues his streak of infectious indie-pop with ‘Fine Line’, a dreamy yet groove-laden track that balances introspection with an undeniable urge to move. Serving as the latest glimpse into his upcoming album ‘Snoozin’’, this new single blends shimmering melodies with a funky, head-nodding rhythm that makes deep contemplation feel effortlessly danceable. Written, […]
‘Pleasant Thoughts’- Andrew Schneider, Channelling Early Alternative Grandeur
Chicago-based multi-instrumentalist Andrew Schneider unveils ‘Pleasant Thoughts’, a sweeping tribute to the golden era of alternative rock. Fusing inspirations from the grandiosity of arena-sized guitars with the melodic finesse of New Wave, the track embodies a rich, layered sound that feels nostalgic yet has a sound distinctly Schneider’s own. Originally penned in 2007 during his […]
‘One For Georgie / I Can’t Live With You’- Giant Killers Continue Their Resurgence with Double Single
Following their triumphant return with ‘Songs for the Small Places’, Giant Killers push forward in 2025 with a compelling double A-side release, ‘One For Georgie / I Can’t Live With You’. This pairing brings together a track steeped in nostalgia and a previously unheard cut that showcases the band’s enduring knack for crafting sharp, emotionally […]
‘The Tales of Morpheus’- The New Citizen Kane, Unleashing a Superb Genre-Blending Odyssey
London-based artist The New Citizen Kane invites us into a sprawling sonic world with ‘The Tales of Morpheus’, a 21-track deep dive into self-reflection, reinvention, and unfiltered artistic expression. The album defies traditional genre boundaries, weaving together elements of electronic music, indie-pop, new wave, nu-disco, jazz, and bossa nova into a cohesive and spectacular narrative. […]
‘Looking East’- Glenn Thomas, Finding Stillness in Motion
On his latest single ‘Looking East’, Nashville-based singer-songwriter Glenn Thomas delivers a delicate meditation on time, presence, and fleeting beauty. Rooted in folk traditions yet elevated by lush instrumentation, the track blends his introspective storytelling with the ethereal sweep of Austin Hoke’s cello and the wistful hum of Spencer Cullum’s pedal steel. The result is […]
‘ILOVEU’- Bohardt Captures the Rush of Love with new Electrifying Anthem
Bohardt delivers a high-voltage jolt of synth-pop euphoria with ‘ILOVEU’, a track that pulses with the exhilaration of love in full bloom. Built on shimmering synth layers, throbbing beats, and a melody that soars throughout, the single is an adrenaline rush and an emotional confession, providing an anthem for those heart-pounding moments when words finally […]
‘Wait I Can’t Bare’- Sabrielle Unveils a Hauntingly Honest Debut
On her debut single ‘Wait I Can’t Bare’, Canadian singer-songwriter Sabrielle steps into the spotlight with a soul-stirring ballad that lays emotions bare. Blending contemporary pop with the melancholic weight of indie storytelling, her initial offering is an intimate exploration of the push-and-pull between anxious and avoidant attachment styles in relationships; one partner reaching for […]
