Reviews
‘Milogather Parts 1 and 2’- Crescent, a slow-burning debut in two acts
On their debut AA single ‘Milogather Parts 1 and 2’, Hartlepool quartet Crescent make it clear they’re not interested in fleeting impact. Instead, they build atmosphere that is gradual, immersive, and impossible to ignore once it surrounds you. From the opening bars of ‘Part I’, there’s an earthy physicality to the groove. It moves with a […]
‘Separation Team’- Siren Section, drifting between signal and static
After years refining their collaborative language, Los Angeles duo Siren Section return with ‘Separation Team’, a record that feels deliberate, immersive, and emotionally precise. Rather than chasing immediacy or singles-driven momentum, the album unfolds with patience, asking to be experienced as a continuous arc rather than a collection of isolated tracks. From the opening moments of ‘CONSTRUCT’, it’s […]
‘Hide Inside The Moon’- Mortal Prophets, expanding their nocturnal universe
There are albums that play in the background, and then there are albums that quietly rearrange the architecture of your inner world. ‘Hide Inside the Moon’ belongs firmly in the latter category. With this latest chapter, Mortal Prophets deepen their commitment to atmosphere, memory, and emotional nuance, crafting a record that feels suspended somewhere between recollection and […]
‘Adventures in Sound Vol.2’- Home Hearing Records, a fearless underground tapestry
Compilations can often feel like loose playlists stitched together for convenience. But ‘Adventures in Sound Vol. 2’ is the exact opposite. This is a carefully curated collision of ten artists, ten distinct sonic identities, all orbiting a shared commitment to risk, texture, and emotional truth. Opening with Damien J. Johnson’s ‘This House’, the collection plants its feet […]
‘Mind Reader’- Eva No, diving headfirst into desire and doubt
There’s something quietly magnetic about Eva No’s latest release. ‘Mind Reader’ is one of those singles that pulses into view, wrapped in shimmering electronics and anchored by a vocal performance that feels both searching and self-assured. With this new offering, the Stockholm-based artist continues to refine her place in contemporary pop, crafting a track that […]
‘Resonance’- Spectrum In Silence, finding power in stillness
There’s a rare kind of debut that feels like a fully realised statement. And with their eagerly-awaited debut LP ‘Resonance’, Spectrum in Silence deliver a record that feels sculpted, patient, and emotionally fearless without ever tipping into melodrama. From the first moments of ‘The Silence’, the album establishes a rich landscape. Piano and guitars shimmer, percussion […]
‘Stretch My Plum’- Blackfoot Daisy, bringing ragtime swagger and string-band sparkle
If you’ve ever wondered what would happen if a front-porch string band wandered into a wrestling ring with a wink and a fiddle, Blackfoot Daisy have your answer. ‘Stretch My Plum’ is a riotous, toe-tapping return for the Georgia trio; a track bursting with old-time charm, sly humour, and the kind of tight-knit musicianship that […]
‘This Will Be The End Of Everything’- Absinthe Vows, staring into the void
There’s something chillingly intimate about a song created in solitude. On ‘This Will Be The End Of Everything’, Absinthe Vows sits with the collapse, studies it, and invites us into the quiet aftermath. Hailing from Columbus, this entirely self-crafted release feels like a personal reckoning pressed into sound. Built from the ground up in his […]
‘The Coalition’- Allan Jamisen, burning with a controlled fury
Allan Jamisen has never been an artist content to decorate the edges of a song. And with ‘The Coalition’, he steps directly into the engine room of modern power and dares to describe what he sees. The result is a brooding, late-night epic that feels like a dossier; stamped, sealed, and delivered in rhythm and […]
