Reviews
‘Lover, Don’t Let Me Go’- Nate Currin’s newest offering is a quiet anthem for the hearts that won’t quit
Nate Currin’s latest single ‘Lover, Don’t Let Me Go’ arrives like a long-lost letter pulled from a box under the bed- raw, resonant, and achingly human. While the Clearwater-based singer-songwriter has spent years perfecting his craft across genres, this track finds him stepping into something altogether more refined- a polished, emotionally charged slow-burn that wears […]
‘Tame’- Emdee, genre-swerving and unapologetically magnetic in latest release
After carving a lane for himself in the UK rap and drill scene, Birmingham-raised artist Emdee pulls a bold left turn on ‘Tame’, and it’s a move that pays off. Stripping back the grit and aggression of his earlier material, Emdee steps confidently into smoother, more sultry terrain. What results is a track that simmers […]
‘Lonely Dirt Road’- Dax, An intimate confessional framed by dusty skies and honest heartache
Wichita-based artist Dax delivers one of his most personal and soul-searching tracks to date with ‘Lonely Dirt Road’, a stripped-back reflection that finds its power in vulnerability rather than volume. Produced by Lex Nour Beats and recorded in a bedroom over two swift sessions, the record feels like a quiet monologue with God under a […]
‘Glass Between Us’- Sirenglas, The void has a voice, and it sounds like this.
Emerging once again from the obsidian edges of the underground, Sirenglas has returned with ‘Glass Between Us’, a moody, synth-laced lament that sounds like it was plucked from the smoke-filled corners of an abandoned cathedral rave. This is gothic futurism with a beating heart, simultaneously icy and intimate. The track creeps in like fog on […]
‘Out Of Office’- Mending Stars, the burnout anthem we didn’t know we needed
In an age where hustle culture is sold as identity and the “always on” mindset is mistaken for ambition, Mending Stars’ new single ‘Out of Office’ arrives like a quiet rebellion wrapped in a pop anthem. Clocking in at just under three minutes, the track captures the emotional weight of burnout with disarming clarity, delivering a message […]
‘i can be ur lady’- Plant Dad, Commanding the chaos, claiming the crown
Back with the explosive ‘i can be ur lady’, the Baltimore-based provocateurs Plant Dad kick down the door of indie-pop convention and rewire the room. It’s a track that blurs lines, flexes femme power, and snarls with charm. From the first hit of distorted guitars and twitching synths, there’s a sense that something is about […]
‘Expedient Means’- Blackbird Rebellion, Grunge-aged like fine wine in a Hamburg bunker
Some bands ride waves. Others build their own shoreline and let the tides come and go. Blackbird Rebellion- five friends from Hamburg- fall squarely into the latter camp. With a 15-year back catalogue forged in sweat-soaked venues and neon-lit dive bars, their fifth EP ‘Expedient Means’ is less about reinvention and more about distillation. The […]
‘Freee’- Peaceful Faces, offering up truthful storytelling with an indie-rock twist
Peaceful Faces aren’t just chasing freedom on their new single ‘Freee’—they’re interrogating it, dismantling it, and ultimately setting it ablaze. Opening with a jolt of fuzzy, overdriven guitar, the Brooklyn-based outfit dive headfirst into their most sonically untamed release yet. But while the track bursts out of the gate with untethered energy, it’s the moments […]
‘Expanding Universe’- Tom Minor Taps Into the Cosmic Chaos
On his latest offering ‘Expanding Universe’, London-based wordsmith Tom Minor delivers a sharp-edged slice of existential indie that pulls no punches and offers no easy escape. It’s the soundtrack for a world spiralling, but not without awareness. Clocking in with the kind of biting social commentary that feels ripped from a dystopian dispatch, ‘Expanding Universe’ […]
