Reviews
‘Shine’- Esancy Channel Inner Light and Emotional Clarity on Stirring New Single
With their latest release ‘Shine’, Luxembourg-based electro-pop duo Esancy move beyond bright hooks and upbeat energy into something far more introspective. This is an ethereal song that pulses with rhythm, raw vulnerability and a steady, glowing sense of hope. The track marks a new chapter in the band’s evolution, embracing emotional depth without losing the […]
‘Maraschino Cherries’- Summer Nixon Serves Cinematic Seduction with Dark-Pop Gem
Summer Nixon’s ‘Maraschino Cherries’ is a fever dream dipped in lust and laced with vengeance; a sultry, slow-burning track that walks the tightrope between yearning and power play. But this isn’t your typical heartbreak song; it’s a cinematic spell, conjured under red lights and veiled intentions. With a voice that slinks rather than soars, Nixon […]
‘Lies All Lies’- LED Spark a Teenage Riot on Debut Single
Some bands rehearse rebellion, LED live it. With their debut track ‘Lies All Lies’, the East Hollywood trio crash onto the indie pop-rock scene, tearing straight through it with the volatile charm only teens on a mission can muster. There’s a heat to this song that feels born from garage jams; full of jagged guitar […]
‘Whirlpool’- FRUM’s New Album Is a Luminous Spiral of Sound and Self-Discovery
If FRUM’s music has always felt like a northern light, then her newest offering ‘Whirlpool’ is the full constellation. The Faroese artist, known for weaving introspection into richly textured soundscapes, unveils a record that feels like a personal unravelling and a cosmic rebirth. With a core of glowing synths and percussive undercurrents, the album spirals […]
‘It’s Not You’- Anacy Unveils Electro-Pop Elegy With A Luminous Dive Into Emotional Self-Sabotage
With her latest outing ‘It’s Not You’, Cape Town’s Anacy unpacks a suitcase of emotional contradictions, pours them into a synth-soaked confession, and invites us all to sit with our ghosts a little longer. Produced with a delicate hand and an unflinching gaze, the track feels like a confrontation in slow motion. Where her past […]
‘Forgotten Souls’- Benton Crane Conjures Shadows and Echoes on Haunting New Single
There’s a certain kind of indie-rock that pulls you under, drags you through its fog, and leaves you somewhere between memory and myth. Benton Crane’s latest offering ‘Forgotten Souls’ is exactly that kind of track, acting like a haunted Santana. This spellbinding single marks another evolution in Crane’s ever-expanding sound, bringing together spectral storytelling and […]
‘Dora Lee (Gravity)’- Rosetta West Channel Myth and Mayhem in New Visual
There’s something simmering in Rosetta West’s latest offering, a kind of mystical unrest that brews just beneath the cracked surface of blues-rock tradition. With their new track ‘Dora Lee (Gravity)’, the long-running Chicago outfit remind us that the blues can still cast spells, especially when filtered through tanks, tombstones, and timeless goddesses. The video fuses […]
‘Satisfied’- Occupation Baby Shines a Light on Restless Minds
Peterborough-based solo artist Occupation Baby is an artist that thrives in the cracks between sleepless nights and creative friction. And on their latest single ‘Satisfied’, insomnia is the engine driving every jagged rhythm and ghostly delay. Built from the ground up in a home studio, ‘Satisfied’ pulses with energy and tension. There’s an almost mechanical […]
‘Over Before It’s Begun’- Jonny Corralitos Channels Surfside Heartbreak on Indie Rock Burner
Some songs don’t wait around to build tension, they grab you by the collar and throw you straight into the hook. That’s the magic trick Jonny Corralitos pulls off with ‘Over Before It’s Begun’, a brisk and breezy alt-rock number that blends slacker charm with a sneaky kind of emotional weight. Fuelled by jangling guitars […]
