Reviews
‘Mizuri’- John Lebanon Illuminate Darkness with Haunting New Single
Boston’s John Lebanon return with ‘Mizuri’, a song that marks a turning point for the band; an evolution in both sound and storytelling that sees them dig deeper into themes of faith, impermanence, and the fragile act of holding on to hope. Opening with a hushed, reflective verse written years ago by the band’s Matt […]
‘Loneliest At Best’- RIOT SON Finds Beauty in Melancholy on new single
From the mist-drenched backdrop of Boone, NC, RIOT SON returns with ‘Loneliest at Best’, a single that wears its heart on its tattered denim sleeve. Produced in collaboration with Magnet$u (known for work with Ekkstacy), the track bridges early-2000s emo grit with the shadowy shimmer of post-punk, making it both familiar and freshly raw. What […]
‘Reach The Stars’- Alex Welkers’ New Album balances awesome slow-burn intensity
Alex Wellkers’ ‘Reach The Stars’ feels like a self-contained world. The Zürich-based songwriter has delivered a thirteen-track record that stitches together chamber-pop, folk-rock, and cinematic grandeur, using his home studio as the launchpad for something far bigger than its humble setting. From the opening harp strains of ‘We Knew It All’, the album announces itself […]
‘Pretty Pills’- heavy on the heart. Bleed Honesty on Cathartic New Single
Long Island outfit heavy on the heart. are the kind of band that reminds you why emo and pop-punk still cut so deep. Their latest single ‘Pretty Pills’ taps into the 2000s scene while dragging it straight into the chaos of now, offering listeners both nostalgia and something bracingly raw. The track plunges into the […]
‘Screaming. Casting. Bleating.’- Eclectic Whiz Channels Cosmic Chaos on New EP
Few artists blur the lines between ritual and rebellion as boldly as Eclectic Whiz. With her latest project, ‘Screaming. Casting. Bleating.’, the multidisciplinary artist transforms turmoil into a three-part incantation, each version refracting the same lyrical essence through different elemental guises. The EP begins as ‘Enough, Saturn’, a piece born of astrological tension and raw […]
‘Man I Used To Be’- Dax Rediscovers Himself on New SIngle
On his newest outing ‘Man I Used To Be’, Wichita-born artist Dax delivers a song that feels like a cathartic purge. Written after half a year of sobriety, it’s the sound of someone standing at the edge of change, staring back at the person they left behind while trying to step into something new. Produced […]
‘August’- Veronica Raine Faces the Weight of Time on New Single
Southern Alberta songwriter Veronica Raine unveils a voice that feels both bruised and luminous, carrying the raw weight of regret while threading it with poetic reflection. Her debut single ‘August’ captures the quiet devastation of recognising time’s passage, framed through the waning symbolism of summer’s final month. The production leaves space for Raine’s words to […]
‘B-Emo To Be Emotional Is Not A Suggestion It Is The Lifestyle’- Mark Masguro Turns Vulnerability Into Velocity
Mark Masguro’s ‘B-Emo – To be Emotional is not a Suggestion It is the Lifestyle’ is the kind of record that grips you with both hands. Across fourteen tracks, the Zürich-based producer pulls from decades of underground club culture and cinematic sound design to craft something that feels at once nostalgic and brand new. It’s […]
‘No Peace’- Aidan Frenkel Opens His Heart on Debut Single
At just 18 years old, Aidan Frenkel delivers a debut that feels startlingly seasoned in its honesty. ‘No Peace’ strips away the gloss of studio trickery, leaving only a fragile voice, a barebones arrangement, and the weight of a restless mind. The song’s origins, scrawled lyrics during a moment of panic in the middle of […]
