Reviews
‘Stranger On a Pedestal’ – ‘Karen Harding, an emotional slice of acoustic-led gold
Having arrived on the Australian music scene in just 2021, singer-songwriter Karen Harding has already built an international fanbase, as well as having a run of musical nominations from award bodies across the world. Known for her distinctive voice, heart-rending melodies, and philosophical lyrics, her introspective and honest reflections speak to the human experience that […]
‘Lonely Satellite’ – Lexi Berg, an emotive return to form
Known for her ethereal and otherworldly vocals, singer songwriter Lexi Berg has gained plenty of acclaim since her debut single ‘What If’ in 2019. Having her first release named one of the top 100 songs of 2019 by Apple Music, her later singles and EPs have gone on to be featured in much loved TV […]
Carson Ferris returns with his vibrant new single ‘Ghosts’
From Provo, Utah, teenage upstart Carson Ferris is back with his latest chilled dance track ‘Ghosts’. Marking his first new release in nine months, his first since his highly-praised debut EP ‘Talkin’ To You’, the track follows on from acclaim he has earned from numerous award bodies over the last year. Written by the fourteen-year-old […]
Roses In December shine on their latest single ‘The Day That He Saw Red’
Emerging Newcastle band Roses in December have been building a reputation for themselves over the last 5 years as one of the most hotly anticipated alternative rock bands of recent years. Gaining praise from Radio One and BBC Introducing, they are back with new single ‘The Day That He Saw Red’, a discourse on toxic […]
Blindness & Light Breathes New Life into Kristin Hersh’s ‘Your Ghost’
Introducing ‘Your Ghost,’ the latest single from Blindness & Light, a collective rooted in the post-punk and indie scene of North Wales and the North of England. This latest release marks their transition to complete creative autonomy, bidding farewell to their previous producer and embracing self-production. Led by Colin M Potter’s soulful vocals and ethereal […]
‘Somebody’s Somebody’ By Emma Forgette: A Beautiful Acoustic Gem
It’s been a good two months since I scribbled down my thoughts on Emma Forgette‘s ‘Here To Get My Stuff‘, and now she’s back in the game with ‘Somebody’s Somebody.’ The 19-year-old sensation from Ocala, Florida, threw us a curveball with her last country rock tune, so naturally, we were itching to give her latest […]
‘Ellis Island (Live At Studio Greenhouse)’ – Actve Captve: A Triumphant Re-Imagining
Actve Captve, from Austin Texas are an absolute gem of a band. Their heady blend of ’80s infused power-pop, combine captivating harmonies, driving rhythms and enough synth and guitar hooks to slake the thirst of even the most ardent of rock fans. Think Starship, meets The 1975 and you’re in the general vicinity. ‘Ellis Island,’ was […]
‘A Trace To Keep Control’ By Present Paradox: A Mesmerising Ride
In West Germany, back in the late ’60s and early ’70s, a new wave of experimental rock was born. Krautrock, a trippy blend of psychedelic rock, avant-garde, and electronic music, mostly featuring synthesizers. It had a different vibe compared to mainstream music, with minimalist beat patterns and long, repetitive structures. Now, chuck in some post-punk, […]
‘Looking For Keanu’ – The Fades: So Good, So Honest, So Say Hello To An Instant Classic
The Fades have just done something incredible. Something I didn’t think possible and certainly something I’d not anticipate on a Tuesday. Nothing good ever happens on a Tuesday. They used to call it ‘Suicide Tuesday;’ that period after the weekend when you realise you acted like an idiot, chatted absolute nonsense and have to navigate […]
